Businesses MIA on rooftop solar and battery revolution
The think tank says network tariffs make up more than 40% of business power bills and are slowing rooftop solar and battery adoption.
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IEEFA calls for changes to boost Australia’s C&I solar uptake
Australia continues to be one of the most active markets globally for residential solar but a new report says the rooftop solar potential of the nation’s commercial and industrial (C&I) buildings remains largely untapped with the sector facing “substantial” barriers. An estimated 22 GW of rooftop solar capacity has been installed atop Australian households but the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) said only 5.6 GW of …
Network tariffs blamed for failure of warehouses and businesses to follow household lead on rooftop solar
Despite using more electricity than households, and most of it during the day, the commercial sector lags well behind homes on rooftop systems and batteries.
Aussie businesses the "missing middle" in solar and storage
Aussie homes might be leading the uptake in rooftop solar, but commercial and industrial businesses are the “missing middle” between residential and utility-scale solar and storage, according to a new report from the Institute of Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA). “The power-generating capacity installed on household roofs in Australia is roughly equal to that of the coal plants in our grids,” says co-author Johanna Bowyer, lead an…
Businesses left behind in Australia’s rooftop solar and storage stampede
Business rooftops are a huge potential source of clean energy yet the sector faces substantial barriers to uptake, according to a new report released today.Australia is a world leader in household rooftop solar but business lag, with the sector the “missing middle” between residential and utility-scale solar in the nation’s transition to renewable energy, finds the report, Unlocking the clean energy potential of Australian business rooftops.
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