Two Evie Networks DC fast chargers installed at a shopping centre have added another four public charge points to the ACT’s total.
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“Car and charger covered:” Government extends zero interest loan to EV chargers
Tasmania government expands energy saver scheme to offer loans of between $500 and $10,000 to install EV chargers at home and businesses.
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Origin gets Kraken on household electrification, after disappointing on big solar and wind
Origin invests another $530 million in Octopus, in a sign that Australia’s biggest utility might be honing on home energy electrification and efficiency.
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Queensland targets 3,000 EVs for government fleet, with 500 already plugged in
Queensland Labor says it will have 3,000 EVs in its car fleet by 2026 and install another 2,500 chargers at government buildings over coming three years.
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VPPs could save billions, tame the solar duck – and nix the big solar button
A three-year project led by AEMO has underscored the huge benefits promised by the coordinated participation of consumer energy resources in the market.
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Ioniq 5 owner charges car for a month for less than cost of one litre of petrol
EV owner added 120kWh to his electric car battery from his home charger in September, mostly with grid power, for a total cost of just $1.90.
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New home energy management “ecosystem” lands, backed by solar heavyweight
Home energy management “ecosystem” lands in Australia, to optimise solar and battery savings through monitoring and AI, including scheduled EV charging.
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Australian utility makes cheap EV charging offer, for those who plug in after midnight
Energy utility revamps EV electricity supply plan with new offer it hopes will encourage more of its electric vehicle driving customers to plug in and charge overnight.
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Green Electric Car Guide shows not all EVs are same shade of green
A new, independent ranking of the environmental impacts of a range of electric cars currently on the market in Australia turns up some surprising results.
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Electric homes: Tips to navigate gas-free living (without reverting to horse and cart)
Ty Christopher has been living in his all electric home for 25 years. “My kids don’t think their life has been Amish or any different to any of their friends. It’s been zero change to lifestyle.”
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