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Australia is embarking on a world-first roll-out of flexible export limits for rooftop solar to overcome the problem of network congestion. Here's how they work — and whether you might save.

Some Christmas cooking, 19 visitors, an aging ducted air-conditioner, a hot day and a rooftop solar power system. Here's what happened.

Australians households and businesses are expected to speed up the transition to renewables as energy prices soar and payback periods for solar and batteries shorten.

The average solar household lose less than 1% of its power production to curtailment – and even less for those with home batteries. While that sounds minor, an unlucky few households are losing as much as 20%.

Almost one in three Australian homes now have solar panels – but as even more solar systems are installed, we face a growing challenge of managing temporary solar shutdowns.

Almost a third of Australia’s estimated ten million households now have solar on the roof. But as the nation moving fastest to produce energy on our

Australia is seeking to harness its abundant rooftop solar capacity through a new system that will convert households ...

Solar tax criticised by Tesla and Enphase, the makers of battery technologies the proposal is supposed to support, while networks baulk at removing zero export limits.

As rooftop solar installations set new records, new protocols are governing what and when is being generated and consumed in the home.

1 April 2021 Bruce Mountain from the VEPC and Jonathon Dore from Solar Analytics join Solar Insiders to discuss the pros and cons of the proposed solar export tax. You can find previous episodes of the Solar Insiders podcast here or on your favourite podcast platform. Solar Analytics is a proud sponsor of Solar Insiders.