Andrew Wilson reflects on six-and-a-half years of living with his solar and home battery system, showing how wholesale price exposure (via Amber Electric) and home assistant automations have shifted his goals.
Four reflections from All-Energy 2025 in Melbourne last week— where home batteries took the limelight, government-backed contracting showed some cracks, control-room pressures loomed large, and gas remained the conference’s quiet taboo.
Tristan Edis of Green Energy Markets argues how system longevity, battery-coupling, distribution network capability, and increasing capacity will shore up rooftop PV's position in the market.
UQ's Richard Bean and Neil Horrocks discuss a project they are involved with that would enable network operators to see household voltage and current data in real time.
James Martin from SwitchDin, provides an overview of the state of distributed energy management, and how it relates to last week's events in SA.
Guest author, Andrew Wilson, reviews the performance of his home solar + battery system at the one year mark after installation.
SwitchDin's Joseph Kassouf examines the real-world challenges of coordinating control of rooftop solar inverters.
Several stakeholders within the DER industry have come together to publish a best practice guide specifying the data required to enable aspects of the next iteration of our electricity network. Our guest author, Stefan Jarnason of Solar Analytics, writes about the need for real time...
There's already been a large uptake of distributed energy generation data, and there promises to be much more to come in this energy transition. With this comes some significant challenges - along with opportunities (with respect to the electricity production itself, and also in terms...