Solar + Wind = 72% of South Australia’s Electricity in October, World Not Turned Upside…
South Australia was close to 100% renewable electricity in October, and everything went smoothly.
Author: David Waterworth
Solar On The Roof Goes Through The Roof In Australia
Australia is fast becoming the country with the most solar power generation per person in the world. The domestic market … [continued]
Upfront Price Parity For Electric Cars At Risk
The long-awaited price parity in upfront purchase price for electric vehicles seems to have moved further away, as raw material … [continued]
More Vegemite for Your Toast, Senator Rennick?
During my student days, I stayed in a dormitory with international students. We Aussies would delight in telling our visiting … [continued]
The EV Story In Southeast Asia
Before the pandemic, we went for a trip to Bali and were amazed at the frantic buzz of the roads. … [continued]
Scootmasters — A Gang For Everyone
Throughout the world, jurisdictions are dealing with issues around the proliferation of scooters. Whether it is what to do with … [continued]
A Snake In A Lucky Dip
What a contrast: Greta thinks we aren’t doing enough to avoid a climate catastrophe, while McKibben thinks we might just … [continued]
Microgrids Needed for High-Risk Bushfire Towns
Scenes of 30 metre high firewalls racing through the Australian bush, overwhelming exhausted fire fighters, and destroying home after home … [continued]
More Wind Needed in Australian Grid
A recent check of the live feed from the NEM showed Australian wind generations’ small but increasing contribution to the … [continued]
New Life from the Void — Another Coal Hub Repurposed
In the ’70s, my travels quite frequently took me up the New England Highway in New South Wales and through … [continued]
