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‘Betrayal’: NSW to Cut Battery Subsidies as Federal Scheme Kicks In
New South Wales · New South Wales

‘Betrayal’: NSW to Cut Battery Subsidies as Federal Scheme Kicks In

50% Left coverage: 6 sources
A key consumer group has come out swinging against the NSW government’s plans to axe its incentive to install a home solar battery from July and redirect funds to household “virtual power plants” to stabilise the grid.See the Story
Heat Pumps Become the Norm in Germany's New Homes
Germany · Germany

Heat Pumps Become the Norm in Germany's New Homes

100% Center coverage: 1 sources
A large majority of new residential houses and buildings in Germany feature a heat pump as their main heating system, showed numbers from the government’s statistical office Destatis. The climate-friendly heating technology was installed in more than two thirds (69.4 percent) of the 76,100 homes finished in 2024, a five percentage point increase compared to 2023. Around 15 percent of Germany’s CO2 emissions come from heating buildings, meaning t…See the Story
Victoria Backs Local Manufacturing with Bigger Rebates for Aussie-Made Hot Water Systems - Australian Manufacturing
Melbourne, Australia · Melbourne

Victoria Backs Local Manufacturing with Bigger Rebates for Aussie-Made Hot Water Systems - Australian Manufacturing

The Victorian Government has announced increased rebates for Australian-made hot water systems, aiming to reduce energy bills for households while strengthening the state's manufacturing industry.See the Story

Western Australia Expands Home Battery Storage Rebate Scheme to Around 100,000 Households

Western Australia has expanded the state’s home BESS rebate scheme, which is expected to lower installation costs for around 100,000 households.Western Australia · Western AustraliaSee the Story

Energy retailer offers cash-back deal to customers who add solar, batteries - One Step Off The Grid

Australian electricity and gas retailer Momentum Energy will offer customers a cash-back reward for investing in solar and/or battery solutions, through a new partnership with leading national PV provider, Solargain. Momentum Energy, the mainland-based retail arm of state-owned generator Hydro Tasmania, said on Tuesday that its partnership with Solargain was designed to make it easier for homeowners and small- and medium-sized businesses to gene…South Australia · South AustraliaRead Article

Rooftop solar slump continues as consumers hold out for cheaper batteries - One Step Off The Grid

Australia’s rooftop solar slump has continued into its fifth month, as the wait for the launch of federal home battery rebate in July keeps a dampener on investment in new home PV systems around the country. New numbers from Australian solar consultancy SunWiz have revealed that households and businesses added around 235MW of new rooftop solar in May, a slight increase from the previous month, but still well down on what would normally be expect…Australia · AustraliaRead Article

The states leading Australia's battery storage boom

Australia’s battery storage boom is gaining traction, with a number of states leading the charge according to the Climate Council’s latest report, Battery Boom: Supercharging Australia’s Renewable Rollout. South Australia ranking first in the country for its sweeping achievements in grid-scale and household battery storage. Related article: Community batteries go live in City of Campbelltown South Australia is home to the world’s first big batte…Campbelltown · CampbelltownSee the Story

Solar installer slapped with permanent ban following criminal conviction - One Step Off The Grid

The Clean Energy Regulator (CER) has permanently suspended the operations of a solar installation company, following a criminal conviction in Perth Magistrates Court.  In a statement issued on Friday, the CER said it has suspended the registration of Tanway Engineering Pty Ltd under the Renewable Energy (Electricity) Act 2000 (the Act), meaning it can no longer create STCs. The CER said it had also determined that Tanway Engineering failed to me…Western Australia · Western AustraliaRead Article

"Sun tax" state bucks trend and raises solar feed-in tariff, Victoria sets floor at zero - One Step Off The Grid

The New South Wales pricing regulator has achieved a rare feat in the modern solar age, setting a benchmark rooftop PV feed-in tariff that is higher, and not lower, than the year before. The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal last week published its solar feed-in tariff benchmark ranges – a recommendation, only, for the state’s retailers – for 2025-26 at between 4.8 and 7.3 c/kWh, up from 4.9 to 6.3 c/kWh in 2024-25. “We have just publi…Taxes · SydneyRead Article

RedEarth Claims World’s First ‘Microgrid-in-a-Box’ Solution with Global Partners

RedEarth has partnered with China’s Nebula Electronics and ambibox to develop what it claims is the world’s first ‘Microgrid-in-a-Box’ (MIB).Australia · AustraliaSee the Story

These Five Roadblocks Are Standing in the Way of Energy-Efficient Homes

100% Center coverage: 2 sources
We all want homes that keep us warm in winter and cool in summer, without breaking the bank. However, Australian homes built before 2003 have a low average energy rating of 1.8 stars out of 10. This means they're often uncomfortable to live in and expensive to run.Australia · AustraliaSee the Story

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