Energy March 2022

SOLAR AND BATTERIES

EXPLORING THE POTENTIAL OF

SOLAR VEHICLES by Stephanie Bond-Hutkin, Australian PV Institute (APVI) The rapid uptake of electric vehicles around the world has enormous potential for reduction of CO2 emissions and driver benefits, but when renewable fuel sources are not available, EVs still consume electricity from coal-fired sources. This has the potential to change with a new fleet of solar vehicles that create their own clean energy.

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March 2022 ISSUE 17

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Tackling Australia’s energy debt crisis

Q&A: Award-winning consumer engagement

The Virtual Power Plant: a new frontier for distributed energy resources?

Essential health protection for essential workers

Optimising energy efficiency a connected approach

Supporting the growth of sub-5MW projects in Australia

Energy Sector cyber readiness is a critical concern

Renewable energy deals to peak, for now

Turning the tide decarbonising with hydropower

Protecting critical parts from hydrogen embrittlement and the weather

Solutions for an uncertain future: Australia’s evolving gas network

Uncovering the risk of fugitive emissions from hydrogen

Exploring the potential of solar vehicles

Where do you put five million tonnes of hydrogen?

How solar skyscrapers could supercharge our cities

$100 million for new grid-scale batteries

Australia’s big battery boom (Part 2)

Humanising the global energy transition: insights from the World Energy Council

The grid of the future could have wheels

Top 5 energy trends for 2022

New Momentum Energy Managing Director

Unearthing hybrid energy solutions

Lower prices may never be right for batteries

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