Sun Cable’s Plan Lights the Way for Aussie Energy’s Future
In January of this year, Sun Cable signed a development agreement with the Northern Territory government. The deal moved the company’s dream of...
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Solar Trust Centre Team
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Feb 17, 2020 8:00:32 PM
The Northern Territory has named all 25 schools selected to have their electricity bills slashed by as much as 40 per cent through a government-funded solar roll-out that kicked off in December 2018.
One of the biggest contractors and constructors of large-scale solar farms in Australia, the listed constructing giant Downer Group, has signaled a dramatic exit from the solar business, saying it is too hard.
As the outbreak takes its toll on solar panel and battery manufacturing in China, Australia is bracing for disruptions in the supply chains.
It’s timely to consider how we can build a better system – one that’s more resilient in times of disaster and also doesn’t contribute, through carbon emissions, to making disasters more frequent.
The Federal Government has announced a $10 million Supporting Reliable Energy Infrastructure program for Queensland, which includes funding for new renewables projects, while also providing funding for a new coal plant.
Plans to build the world’s largest solar farm in the Northern Territory have received support from what seems an unlikely ally — the Minerals Council.
The Victorian Government’s Solar Homes program has seen more than 71,700 successful applications for rebated solar panels, batteries and hot water systems across the state.
Owners of wind and solar plants in western Victoria and NSW are still unsure about when their completed projects will be able to fully connect to the grid, while others yet to begin construction on potentially billions of dollars of projects have been warned of delays for up to seven years.
In January of this year, Sun Cable signed a development agreement with the Northern Territory government. The deal moved the company’s dream of...
The Northern Territory government has installed more than 10,000 solar panels across 10 remote Aboriginal communities in a bid to give a more secure...
Alpurrurulam is a remote town located on the sunny and dry Queensland-Northern Territory border and 20% of their energy comes from renewable sources,