With more than 35% of Australian homes generating their own electricity, and solar farms stretching across Queensland, South Australia, and the Northern Territory, the country has quietly
Global competition for clean energy industries is accelerating and Australia wants to join the race. The Australian Government plans to invest $1 billion in domestic solar manufacturing to
Flexible exports – enabled by smart software operated by distribution networks – could nearly double household solar exports from new systems, and reduce electricity costs for all energy
As more residential and small business customers invest in their own energy solutions, they are using distribution networks (like Ausgrid''s) to not only receive energy but also to export solar energy back
For Australia, this is more than an opportunity, but also a responsibility. By exporting solar energy through cutting-edge technologies like international transmission cables and green hydrogen, the
Solar generation investment will increase under all IEA scenarios, to the benefit of Australia''s renewable energy export opportunities. Asia will likely continue to be the world''s biggest market for renewable
Australia has more solar panels per person than anywhere else in the world. One in three houses now has rooftop solar. Our grid operators are working hard to adjust to a new reality where...
Talks of a “Sun Tax” have been ongoing since August 2021, when the Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) accepted a proposal to consider a two-way pricing structure for solar exports.
For more than half a decade now, payments for solar exports — or feed-in tariffs, as they are known — have been on a downhill slide. New South Wales'' economic watchdog recently dashed
With 99 per cent of Australia''s solar panels imported, there is only one manufacturer – Tindo Solar, an Adelaide-based company that assembles solar panels using imported silicon cells.
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