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If you’re considering buying an EV, then you’ll be keen to understand where you can charge your vehicle. While most charging will occur at home, overnight, there’s a growing network of fast chargers that help you get around Australia on road trips and holidays. The latest charging site is...
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Less than 1% of new car sales in Australia are EVs. Compared to other similarly developed economies, we don’t even find ourselves in the top 20 list. I love this country, but for a place that is well recognised as being home to early adopters and lovers of technology,...
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Using large-grid scale batteries is becoming increasingly common in Australia. Famously South Australia led the way with a 100MW/129MWh battery at the Hornsdale Power Reserve. At the time it was the largest battery in the world and in its first 2 years of operation, the project saved SA consumers...
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Last year, the NSW Government announced they wanted to transition the buses used in Australia’s largest city, to a fleet of electric buses. After dipping their toes in the water with a little trial, it seems the days are numbered for the fleet of 8,000 buses in Sydney. Australian...
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When we think about accelerating the transition to electric vehicles, there are a few techniques that could work. These include discounts on taxes like stamp duty and registration, a straight-up discount on the purchase price, or to lead by example and have Governments start transitioning their fleet to EVs....
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The NSW Government has created a new Empowering Homes Program. Under the program, the state will offer financial incentives to 300,000 homes that add home battery storage. Starting with a pilot in the Hunter Region, homeowners around the state will now be able to access solar and battery power like...
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It looks like New South Wales Government are about to announce a new package to help get Electric Vehicle sales moving in the state. While a number of EVs are now on the market, the numbers sold, still account for a small percentage of the overall vehicle market. With...
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Twitter Australia has a new feature today, specifically designed to help commuters know about transport delays ahead of time. Inevitably there are delays in the system, it may be from maintenance, congestion, emergencies or even strike action, but you need to know if your train is going to be...