Elizabeth North: Adelaide man arrested after massive drug crop seized in subruban home
A 43-year-old man has been charged after hundreds of cannabis plants were found at a property in Adelaide's...
Source: 9news.com.au
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Let's not understate the cost of undergrounding powerlines
Residents and councils alike object to a continual campaign of street tree pruning near powerlines across the state, with increased demands for undergrounding. SA Power Networks' Paul Roberts argues that it's not a realistic option.
Source: indaily.com.au
High tension: Electricity network arcs up over trees
SA Power Networks spends $42m a year trimming branches near powerlines and wants tougher rules because “large numbers of non-compliant" trees are being planted by councils.
Source: indaily.com.au
SA Solar Inverter Dynamic Exports Requirement Delayed
A requirement for solar inverters installed in SA after December 1 to be technically capable of dynamic export limits has been delayed.
Source: solarquotes.com.au
Solar "switch-off" rule to extend to EV chargers, pool pumps and air con
13 April 2021 State energy ministers are looking to adopt new protocols that will allow network operators to not just switch off rooftop solar when instructed, but also pool pumps, electric vehicle charging stations, hot water systems and even air conditioners. The new protocols being discussed are not likely to be in force for a few years, but the South Australia state government is looking to fast track the measures, just as it has done with new protocols that allow for rooftop solar to be switched off to maintain the stability of the grid. But the move is facing resistance, particularly fr...
Source: reneweconomy.com.au