Myths About Solar Pool Heating
Want to switch to solar pool heating but not sure about the cost-effectiveness? Click here to know the misconceptions about solar pool heaters.
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Chinese solar inverter and energy storage giant signs “Australia’s largest” solar supply contract with local distributor Solar Juice for inverters and batteries.
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Albanese government may need states to help with energy price cut amid ‘complex’ situation
The Australian Government could struggle to provide comprehensive energy price relief, unless New South Wales and Queensland governments cooperate with a plan…
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Maoneng reveals plans for 950 MW solar-battery project in Australia –
Maoneng has unveiled ambitious plans to build a giant solar farm and battery energy storage facility in Australia.
Sydney-based renewables developer Maoneng said that the proposed Merriwa Energy Hub, to be built in New South Wales (NSW), will be one of the largest renewable energy hubs in Australia, with a 550 MW solar farm and a 400 MW/1,600 MWh battery energy storage system (BESS).
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Renewable heating options for your home
To reach net zero targets, we’re going to need to drastically reduce the amount of fossil-fuel generated heating in our homes.
Heating accounts for more carbon dioxide emissions than any other aspect of our lives for the average UK household. In order to reach net zero targets, we’re going to need to drastically reduce the amount of fossil-fuel generated heating – in other words, gas or oil boilers – in our homes.
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Want to save £240 a year? Stop leaving the central heating on for your pets | Pets | The Guardian
Humans may need radiators, but healthy cats and dogs don’t.So here’s one easy way to slash your fuel bills…
They don’t tell you this when you get a cat – that heating it is extra. The thing is, it’s totally unnecessary: cats and dogs are designed to live outside, and vets say there is no need to leave the heating on for a healthy pet during the day, even in the dead of winter.
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