Not every roof suits solar. Shade, direction, structure, or costs can all limit benefits. Know your home’s limits before you invest—solar isn’t always the sunny solution.
When installing solar panels in high-wind areas of Australia, choose models with high wind load ratings and durable mounting systems to withstand cyclones and extreme weather, ensuring long-term safety and efficiency.
Smart solar panels are transforming energy use with advanced features like real-time monitoring and efficiency optimization, giving users greater control, savings, and sustainability compared to traditional systems.
Solar panels have become an increasingly common sight on rooftops and in open spaces as the world continues to embrace renewable energy sources. While solar
Innovative technologies are continually emerging in the ongoing pursuit of sustainable and eco-friendly living solutions. One such groundbreaking concept is the biosolar roof, a unique
LONGi, a global leader in solar technology, has recently achieved an astounding milestone, setting a new record in the solar energy industry. With a commitment
1Komma5°, a European solar group, recently revealed that it will begin manufacturing its own panel components in Europe. It can be recalled that the firm
The Queensland government in Australia is considering a ban on dumping solar panels in landfills. This move comes as the state is witnessing a rise
Going solar can be a complex decision, there are a number of factors to consider including the size of your roof, shading, household energy consumption,
Advanced transparent solar technology collects and uses light energy through windows or any other glass surface, regardless of angle. It could revolutionise the solar industry
Subscribe today to keep up to date with all things renewable, get the latest news, and receive fantastic deals.
Serving Canberra, ACT; Sydney, NSW; Melbourne, Victoria; Adelaide, SA; Perth, WA; Brisbane, Queensland; Hobart, Tasmania; most Australian cities and regional areas including Gold Coast, QLD and Newcastle, NSW.
© 2005-2024 Energy Matters | ACN: 632 317 545 | ABN: 41 632 317 545
