Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "solar panels"
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1.0KArticleACOSS Calls for Energy Transition Support
Media release – Australian Council of Social Services (ACOSS), 2 May 2024 Efficiency, electrification, and solar could save low-income households up to...
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Rooftop Solar Potential of Housing by Tenure & Dwelling Type
Report – Solar Citizens, Australian PV Institute, 13 April 2024 The rooftop solar potential of Australian housing stock by tenure and dwelling...
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Improved Recycling Rate for Solar Panels
Media release – UNSW Sydney, 20 July 2023 New environmentally friendly solar panel recycling process helps recover valuable silver UNSW Sydney engineers...
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New Critical Minerals Strategy
Media release – Madeleine King, Minister for Resources and Northern Australia, 20 June 2023 Seizing the opportunities for Australia’s critical minerals Australia’s...
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Environment Ministers Back ‘Nature Positive Australia’, Circular Economy
Agree Communique – (Australian) Environment Ministers Meeting, 9 June 2023 — untitled — Australia’s environment ministers met today in Sydney with a...
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Liberals Pay Brighte Capital $3.3M to Administer Energy Saver Loan Scheme
Dean Winter MP, Labor Member for Franklin, 11 December 2022 Liberals pay Brighte Capital $3.3 million to administer Energy Saver Loan Scheme In...
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2.0KArticleSolar Feed-In Tariff Set to Rise
Media release – Office of the Tasmanian Economic Regulator, 21 April 2022 REGULATED FEED-IN TARIFF RATE 2022 INVESTIGATION FINAL REPORT AND DETERMINATION...
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Rebecca White Presser: Dean Winter, Solar/Battery Loan Fund
UPDATE: On Tuesday afternoon, some hours after the media conference below, the Australian Labor Party’s national executive approved Tasmanian Dean Winter as...
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A ‘Solar Panel’ that Works at Night
Think a 'solar pane'l can't be useful at night? New research into thermoradiative cells might have a solution.
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Warning on Faulty Solar Installations
Consumer, Building and Occupations Services (CBOS) is warning Tasmanians to use caution when installing solar panels, particularly for systems being sold by...
