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State and territory governments are leading the way in Australia’s energy sector; A new report reveals that farmers would like to invest in solar with battery storage; Australia will have its first printed solar panel installed; And air pollution's effect on solar generation.
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The most buzz-worthy solar industry news from the past week.
- With long-term energy policy uncertain at the federal level, it’s the state and territory governments that are leading the way in Australia’s energy sector.
- Printed solar panels developed in NSW could help solve the energy crisis crippling the state and the country. The organic printed solar cells are made from electronic inks created by University of Newcastle physicist Professor Paul Dastoor who says their installation on a commercial property near Newcastle is an Australian-first.
- A new report from Commonwealth Bank shows that 76% of Australian farmers would like to invest in solar with battery storage, and more than nine in 10 farmers surveyed said they had some level of interest in energy efficiency investment.
- Air pollution, especially in urban areas, can significantly reduce the power output from solar panels, and needs to be considered when design solar installations in or near cities.
Solar Top Tip
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Update Your Appliances. Energy-efficient appliances will help you save on resources whether you're using your solar power system or not. |
MV Solar News
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MV Solar Pty Ltd has been chosen as a Finalist for 2018 Business Excellence Awards at the Hunter Region Business Excellence Awards 2018! |
