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World-first flexible export limits are coming to rooftop solar. Here's how they work - 14-Mar-2023 - Vimarsana News

World-first flexible export limits are coming to rooftop solar. Here's how they work - 14-Mar-2023

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.

Solar Power Takes On Xmas Day, Emerges Victorious - Vimarsana News

Solar Power Takes On Xmas Day, Emerges Victorious

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

Solar boom set to accelerate as electricity and gas prices soar and payback times shorten - 07-Nov-2022 - Vimarsana News

Solar boom set to accelerate as electricity and gas prices soar and payback times shorten - 07-Nov-2022

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.

Why has our rooftop solar rollout stalled? | Architecture & Design - Vimarsana News

Why has our rooftop solar rollout stalled? | Architecture & Design

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%.

Solar curtailment is emerging as a new challenge to overcome as Australia dashes for rooftop solar - Vimarsana News

Solar curtailment is emerging as a new challenge to overcome as Australia dashes for rooftop solar

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.