The New Year came with changes that affected various solar feed-in tariff schemes in some Australian states. Apparently, the adjustments made to the New South Wales had the most impact on solar homes and businesses.

The legacy Transitional and Standard Feed-in Tariff Schemes (TFiT and SFiT) in Victoria have been drawn to a close, impacting about 70,000 solar homes and businesses.

All solar households across Australia can now enhance their energy efficiency and grid independence by adopting the “smart home” concept to explore the various home automation options.

Queenslanders have a reason to smile after the Queensland Government ruled out closure of its solar feed-in tariff program known as the Solar Bonus Scheme.

We are almost coming to the end of the year and so is the current level of solar subsidies for Australians who postponed purchasing a solar power system.

The Tigers Richmond Football Club announces the installation of a 99.7 kW solar system in its home base at Punt Road Oval. Enphase Energy together with Yingli Green Energy Australia has installed the solar photovoltaic system.

First Solar, together with The University of Queensland, announces the start of construction of a 3.275 MW solar photovoltaic research facility at the Gatton campus of the university.