By Sophie Vorrath Chinese battery and EV giant is ramping up its presence in Australia’s home energy storage market with its modular B-Box battery offering. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
By David Leitch It seems like the Government’s plan may reduce competition and that is never good for price in the long run. One of the many advantages of State run reverse auctions is they introduce new suppliers and new players into the system. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
By Giles Parkinson Energy Security Board forecasts suggest a sharp slow down in rooftop solar deployments to meet its modest renewable energy share. It comes as concerns grow about ESB process and the alacrity with which the normally snail-paced AEMC has moved to confer great powers upon itself. Read Full Article Here For more great…
By Sophie Vorrath Work to begin on first 60MW of 1200MW Kennedy Energy Park, after the wind, solar, and battery storage project in north Queensland received another $94m from the Clean Energy Finance Corporation, and an $18m grant from ARENA. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
By John Quiggin The new policy could end up feeding demand for coal. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
Volkswagen has failed to secure a long-term supply of cobalt used in electrical vehicle batteries. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Electric Vehicles Research
By JinkoSolar JinkoSolar Holding Co today announced that its practical sized P-type multi-crystalline silicon solar cells reached the world’s highest conversion efficiency of 22.04% Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
By Richard McIndoe Self serving and misleading comments from CEO of one of the country’s iconic energy businesses need to be held up as a shining example of how recent energy summit forgot about one key person: the customer. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
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By Michelle Froese The effects of recurring hand/arm vibration may not be as immediate or visible as a cut or puncture, but just like those hazards, the damage can be both severe and permanent. Ergodyne has revamped its Anti-Vibration Series, introducing six updated and one new ProFlex models made with an innovative technology for workers…
By Zachary Shahan Jakub Stechły and I are a little more than halfway (~9 hours) through our drive from Wrocław, Poland, to Paris, France. We’ve taken a few photos of our erratic driving patterns and average Wh/km. More or less, we’ve driven with the flow of traffic, but have at times driven at extreme speeds…
By Steve Hanley Tesla Model 3 owners will not have free access to the company’s Supercharger network. As in none. But they still get to drive the most coveted automobile on the planet. Tesla Model 3 Supercharging Costs — More Light, Low Costs was originally published on CleanTechnica. To read more from CleanTechnica, join over…
By [email protected] Initial comments on Energy Secretary Rick Perry’s coal and nuclear directive are due October 23, with final comments due November 7. But the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission may take longer to mull its decision. Comments from the FERC’s newly-minted quorum indicate Perry’s proposal to compensate coal and nuclear plants for stockpiling 90 days…
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By Michelle Froese Uptake, a predictive analytics software company, announced that it has added top energy industry and product talent from leading brands to its team. Uptake’s key hires two of which from leading brands in the industry, adds to a team of former employees from Siemens Gamesa, Nordex Acciona, Vaisala and EDP Renewables. Two…