The South Australian Government has today outlined a strong and detailed strategy to create a 21st century power system that is more resilient and affordable, while making greater use of renewable energy and storage, the Clean Energy Council said today. Clean Energy Council Chief Executive Kane Thornton said Federal Government leadership and cooperation was also […]

By Giles Parkinson on 4 November 2016 Energy analysts at leading investment bank Deutsche Bank predict the state of South Australia could easily beat its aspirational target of 50 per cent renewables by 2025, reaching 85 per cent mark by 2020 and possibly as much ass 95 per cent by 2025. The prediction is included […]

“Smart Grids Week”, organised and initiated by bmvit*, the Climate and Energy Fund and Linz AG, took place once again from 9th to 13th May 2016. Fronius had a strong presence here – the company presented itself as the know-how leader and industry expert and was heavily involved in the Smart Service Innovation Day, where […]

It appears that electricity and gas consumers are not the only victims of soaring gas prices. Australia’s biggest generator of electricity, AGL Energy, on Thursday said it would take a $100 million hit to its profits in the 2017 fiscal year because of rising gas prices. AGL says it has been forced to buy gas […]

ENERGIE Australia has begun pre-sale of the first ever, thermodynamic solar hot-water systems to be available in Australia. We are offering $1000 off the first 100 units installed in Australia. ENERGIE Australia’s thermodynamic solar hot water systems offer a huge range of benefits over current available systems, including Works 24/7, 365 days a year, regardless […]

About the Research Node The Node is South Australia’s premier hub for multi-disciplinary research into all aspects of low carbon living, with research focussed on making a measurable difference. The Node is developing world class industry driven research projects and attracts higher degree research candidates across a range of areas including, but not limited to: technology […]

Beginning in May 2016, the Research Node for Low Carbon Living (‘the Node’) is establishing a regular Industry Friends of Low Carbon Living Forum Series (approx. 3-4 per calendar year) to provide current and future industry partners an opportunity to engage further with the Node and connect with each other. These Forums are designed to […]