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2017 QLD Annual Solar Installers’ Meeting

Townsville Yacht Club 11 August 2017 It’s all about batteries this year. CPD points have been applied for. From the CEC Guidelines for Battery Storage to Battery Testing, Safety and Management Systems to the Draft Standards AS5139 we have got it covered. Join us and find out more about Tesla’s Solar Roof Tiles, Powerwall 2…

2017 SOLAR ENERGY EXHIBITION & CONFERENCE

MELBOURNE CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION CENTRE 3RD & 4TH MAY 2017 Visit us at Solar 2017, Booth #75 SEIA once again, as the Australian Solar Council’s Conference Partner, has designed and developed the 2 day Professional Development Stream at the Australian Solar Council Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition 2017. Two days packed with up-to-date information covering a…

2017 NSW Annual Solar Installers’ Conference

This event is now SOLD OUT, please join us next year. Mark the Date: 17 March 2017 at Rowers on Cooks River (Sydney)  “Looking into the Future” What will 2017 bring for Solar? Get the latest updates on: Changed and revised standards, ELV or LV Storage options, the RET, its future and the impact of its demise…

2016 Qld Annual Solar Installers’ Meeting

Join us for our second annual solar installers’ conference in tropical Queensland. No Sales Presentations, all sessions practical, hands-on and relevant. A day filled with presentations from industry experts, focussing on key issues that effect installers in today’s marketplace. WHEN:12 August 2016 WHERE: Townsville Motor Boat & Yacht Club, 1 Plume St, TOWNSVILLE COSTS:$50 incl. all…

SEIA Members in the top of the Solar Industry

Meet some of the best SEIA was very well presented with 3 out of 5 potential category wins at the Clean Energy Council Awards night. Excellence in workmanship and quality equipment combined with innovative design catapulted 2 out of 3 SEIA member finalists to the top of the solar industry. Congratulations to the Winners of…

Fight for solar’s future – Save the RET

 It’s crunch time for solar and renewables. Despite more than 80% of Australians being in favour of the Renewable Energy Target, the Federal government is trying to gut or axe it. On their return to Parliament next week, Cabinet ministers are set to decide on the government’s position on the future of solar and renewable…

Meet the deadline or miss out

Save Solar Tasmania urges less haste in implementing solar decision Save Solar Tasmania today welcomed the government’s decision to extend the existing 1:1 feed-in tariff for existing solar PV owners until January 2019. “The extension of the scheme for five years is an acknowledgement of our case for fair treatment of people who invested in…

Tiny Structure Gives Big Boost to Solar Power

Princeton researchers have found a simple and economical way to nearly triple the efficiency of organic solar cells, the cheap and flexible plastic devices that many scientists believe could be the future of solar power. The researchers, led by electrical engineer Stephen Chou, were able to increase the efficiency of the solar cells 175 percent…

Sungrazing Comets as Solar Probes

To observe how winds move high in Earth’s atmosphere, scientists sometimes release clouds of barium as tracers to track how the material corkscrews, blows around, and changes composition in response to high altitude winds – but scientists have no similar technique to study the turbulent atmosphere of the sun. So researchers were excited in December…

Reducing Cash Bite of Wind Power

The State of Illinois is facing an important renewable energy deadline in 2025, and Northwestern University’s Harold H. Kung has a piece of advice for Springfield to consider now: Investment Tax Credit. Illinois is obligated to begin increasing its production of electricity from renewable sources, and a significant chunk of that will be wind power.…