Michael Wishart included as part of The Australian’s Green Power Players
Newspaper The Australian has held its second annual ‘Green Power Players’ List to commemorate Australia’s top 100 most important people in the green energy space. Our very own CEO, Michael Wishart, has been included as part of list! The article writes as follows: Electronics industry veteran Mike Wishart is the…
Endeavour Energy commissions EcoJoule battery for greener modern grid
Endeavour Energy has recently commissioned the first of several pole mounted network support batteries in time for the launch of Sydney Water’s Urban Plunge pop-up swim site on Saturday November 26. The units have been installed in Andrew Campbell Reserve (William Lawson Dr, Prospect NSW) together with Solar Panels and…
New Government announces community battery program
Australia’s new Minister for Climate Change and Energy, Hon Chris Bowen MP, announced that electorates in the Wollongong area will benefit from Community Batteries under Labor’s “Power to the People” Program. The announcement was made at the Sustainable Buildings Research Centre (SBRC) at the University of Wollongong Innovation Campus. As…
EcoJoule represented at International Smart Grid Technologies Conference
The 10th IEEE PES Innovative Smart Grid Technologies Conference (Asia) is being proudly hosted at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre from 5 – 8 December 2021. EcoJoule’s Principal Engineer – Control Systems, Dr Mihai Ciobotaru, will have his paper on the conference theme, “Resilient renewable energies and grid transformations”,…
Ausgrid and EcoJoule Energy Improve Power Supply to Nords Wharf
7th June 2021 – Ausgrid has partnered with EcoJoule Energy to install cutting-edge technology to improve power supply to the community of Nords Wharf on the shore of Lake Macquarie. Nords Wharf, like many small regional communities, had been experiencing fluctuations in voltage due to long low-voltage networks and the…
Is the introduction of a new tariff the best we can do?
27 May 2021 – An article published in the Australian Financial Review this week raises questions over the AEMC’s proposal to allow distributors to charge solar-owners for surplus solar power exports at peak times. The AFR article quotes EcoJoule Energy’s Tony Ferguson as saying, “My concern with solar tariffs is…