Sharp closes European solar business
Sharp Energy Solutions Europe shuts down after 30 years due to challenging conditions in the European solar market. Operations cease on March 31, 2025.
Sharp Energy Solutions Europe shuts down after 30 years due to challenging conditions in the European solar market. Operations cease on March 31, 2025.
Jemena’s new pricing plan aims to reduce residential energy bills by $156 annually, enhancing service delivery and sustainability for over 380,000 customers.
Grid registrations for renewable energy projects double in capacity, with significant pipeline for future energy supply. AEMO data shows increase in approvals and completion of projects.
Haier showcased its solar products and appliances at the Australian Open, engaging visitors and enhancing brand visibility through strategic sponsorship.
Amp Energy’s Bungama project, with a massive solar farm and battery storage system, aims to propel South Australia towards 100% net renewables by 2027, supported by innovative financing and cutting-edge technology.
ACEN seeks approval for 320MW solar project with 1,400MW battery in New South Wales, aiming to combine renewable energy with agricultural activities on grazing land.
Aiko introduces Neostar 2P, Australia’s highest efficiency residential solar panel exceeding 24%, compact in size and weight, ready for shipment through Solar Juice.
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Victoria’s 34 MW Cohuna solar farm, offline for nearly a year, to resume soon after fixing component failures. Owned by Potentia Energy, the farm aims to restore full capacity.
ARENA invests $20.8 million in Project Jupiter to integrate distributed energy resources into Western Australia’s SWIS, enhancing energy management and consumer benefits.
The NEM saw unprecedented demand levels and renewable energy contributions in Q4 2024, driven by high temperatures and increased electrification.
Victoria’s $7.5 million program establishes 24 energy hubs to provide backup power during severe weather, ensuring community safety and connectivity.