Kicking off 2018 we look back at our most popular articles in 2017. Electric vehicle charging was the most popular topic, followed by blockchain applications and solar power for strata. This month we look at microgrids, bill shock and greenwalls to defeat graffiti. Zero Interest on Sinking Funds was the top feature last month.
Following the state-wide blackout in SA in 2016, and with solar and batteries, we have seen significant interest and growth in the “Micro-grid”. [More]
The Owners Corporation used graffiti removal services provided by the council and repainted the wall every six months. Greenwalls solved this and more. [More]
A strata manager from a large strata management company got a call from a disgruntled owner. Here’s the advice the strata manager needed to know. [More]
SA Treasurer Tom Koutsantonis said Sanjeev Gupta's company, GFG Alliance, recently approached the State Government with a plan to buy some of the former factory's assets.
As Green Energy Markets’ Tristan Edis has noted in his article this week, the previous 2012 monthly record was fuelled by a rush in Queensland, when householders raced to get in before the government closed its 44 cent premium feed-in tariff.
Hazelwood, once Australia’s most polluting power station, is closed. But still, the Australian government is giving emissions data for EVs to consumers as if it was still operating.
