Radial Renewable Energy Park at Yarram Sawmill

Tag: alternative energy sources

  • Radial Renewable Energy Park at Yarram Sawmill

    GridEdge is currently involved in a project to create a Renewable Energy Park at the Radial Timbers Sawmill in Yarram. The project will establish a “Bioenergy Cell” that incorporates the GridEdge SoNick Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) and The Earth Systems Charmaker Pyrolysis Unit and solar installations. Stage 1 of the Renewable Energy will be…

  • SoNick battery performance for cooking competition

    GridEdge was recently asked to use our clean energy trailer with its Sodium nickel chloride (SoNick) battery to power a local cooking competition event to showcase local foods. Originally the expectations were that we would be powering the PA and sound system and maybe a portable fridge. As the day got closer the requirements changed…

  • Creating Energy Independance

      Battery storage uptake by households surges as grid costs soar Battery storage systems being installed in Australia look set to confirm earlier predictions that battery installations will treble in 2017.

  • Battery storage uptake by households surges as grid costs soar

      Battery storage systems being installed in Australia look set to confirm earlier predictions that battery installations will treble in 2017. New data from the SunWiz 2017 Mid-Year Battery Report shows more than 7000 battery installations took place across Australia in the first six month of 2017.  By contrast there were 6500 installations recorded for…

  • Accelerating Climate Action

    Amongst the G20 countries, Australia’s emission reduction target – a reduction of 26-28% on a 2005 baseline – is unusually weak, nowhere near what is required for us to play our fair share in meeting a 2°C Paris target. The impacts that we are experiencing now at a ~1°C rise in average temperature are the…

  • Problems solved with battery storage

    One of the biggest problems with the efforts to use renewable energy to produce large amounts of the energy consumed on a daily basis has been its inability to reliably supply power at the times it is most needed. This can and will be addressed with the installation of battery systems that allow households, businesses…

  • Change doesn’t come from laggards

      Change doesn’t come from Laggards – it will come when more people care enough about climate change to hold those laggards to account. Vote for leaders who will fight climate change by – Ending fossil fuel subsidies – Investing in renewables – Leaving fossil fuels in the ground – Supporting a price on carbon

  • Australia’s energy market is changing

      Australian States are powering ahead on climate targets despite federal inaction   Australian states and territories are powering ahead, developing policies that will meet the federal government’s internationally agreed greenhouse gas emission targets, with South Australia, the ACT and Tasmania leading the race.

  • Climate change is a serious and urgent problem

      It’s up to each of us to consume differently – What you BUY – What you EAT – How you get your POWER

  • Focus on the Solution – Not the Problem

      Powering the new economy with clean energy   Many households and businesses already attach battery storage to their clean energy systems. Now is the time to grow the industry, encourage the take-up of storage and help make Australia a renewable energy leader. With public interest high, now is the time for a targeted, five-year…