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Three Free Hours: A Tale Of Three Batteries
Free power windows arrive for most Australians on July 1. If you own a battery, you probably want to configure it to take advantage, and fill it for free, from the grid. But your battery will not do this on its own. Out of the box, it has no clue your free window exists. Somebody […]
Intersolar 2026: Europe’s Biggest Solar Show, In A City That Couldn’t Keep Cool
Last week I went to Intersolar Europe in Munich, and the first thing to tell you is the scale (watch my video above to get a real feel for the exhibition). The show floor was eighteen halls big1. All Energy in Melbourne, our biggest solar conference, would be about a hall and a half of […]
Best Solar Panels In Australia 2026: Installer’s Choice Awards
Every year, we survey SolarQuotes installers about their favourite solar panel. For the 2026 edition of the Installer’s Choice Awards, we asked them: “If you were putting solar panels on your own roof today, which brand would you choose? Not the house of a customer. Not a display home. Not a hypothetical stranger you’ll never […]
I Thought Soccer Parents Were Angry. Then Solar Sharer Happened.
Up until last week, the angriest Australians I’d ever experienced were the parents at under-10s soccer. I was the ref. Not because I know anything about soccer. Because nobody else would put their hand up, even though half those parents were dyed-in-the-wool soccer tragics. I was raised on rugby league. My “was that a foul?” […]