Our recent blog posts related to the treatment of surplus solar energy. We considered the carbon accounting treatment of your exported solar, explained peer-to-peer energy trading and its applicability to solar exports. In this blog post, we are investigating nine ways how you can maximise the financial benefit from your excess solar. Nine ways to … Continue reading Nine ways to maximise the financial benefit from your surplus solar energy →

With falling prices for solar panels and with experience gained on previous solar PV projects, many of our clients are thinking about increasing the size of their current solar installation where space allows. By increasing the size of their system, many clients would be exporting some of their solar electricity, especially on weekends. Naturally, the … Continue reading The current reality of peer-to-peer energy trading for sharing surplus solar energy →

Australia has more than 2 million solar PV installations, making us number one in the world in terms of the highest proportion of prosumers. While previously, the grid was designed to be one way only, it is now changing to two-way energy flows; facilitating exports of electricity as much as imports. One option to enable … Continue reading Peer-to-peer energy trading explained →