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Meet some of the key people who help to run Off-Grid Energy Australia!
A non-biased list of things to consider when choosing your off-grid energy provider
If your off-grid solar installation isn’t already incorporated in your house planning and building approval, then your council may require you to get this approval before the installation of your solar array/s
Here’s a guide to some commonly used terms and abbreviations and what they mean in the world of electricity
Going off-grid for commercial applications, specifically on agricultural and viticultural properties, can offer numerous benefits
Powering the Future: How Digital Technologies Have Revolutionised Off-Grid Power Systems In the pursuit of a sustainable future, the energy sector has witnessed remarkable advancements
Common Problems and Solutions Off-grid power systems have gained significant popularity due to their independence from the restraints of the traditional electrical grid. Whether it’s
In recent years the financial viability of domestic wind turbines has come into question
Living off the grid has always been a popular choice for individuals who want to live self-sufficiently and sustainably. However, the concept of off-grid living
Off-Grid Energy Australia has completed hundreds of installations, covering every state and territory in Australia. We have also completed installations in New Zealand, Fiji, Vanuatu,
Before explaining the differences, it’s useful to understand that all lithium batteries need a battery management system (BMS) of some kind.
Advice on how to choose a solar company for your off-grid solar system, including things to look out for and what questions to ask.
When living off-grid, you rely entirely on solar panels and batteries, so it’s critical to know exactly how much electricity you’ll need, and when you’re going to need it.
Whether you’re building a new home, buying an existing one, or already living in a solar-powered house – should you consider going off the grid entirely?
Whether you’re connected to the grid or want to go completely off-grid, it’s important to understand which battery type fits your needs, lifestyle, and budget.
Have a contingency plan for unexpected power outages of your off-grid power system to ensure any event is less stressful and helps power gets restored quickly.
We often get asked what’s the difference between a virtual power plant and micro grid? Often you will hear the terms being used interchangeably, but they are different…
Whilst the term virtual power plant (VPP) has been around for a while now, what does it actually mean and how will they play an important part in our future energy systems?
It goes without saying that the renewable energy industry has a lot to gain from employing more women in more varied roles. Yet it is also women who have the most to gain from the development of this industry.
Each type of storage system has important differences that set them apart from each other, making them ideal for own specific applications.
A brief history of how Off-Grid Energy Australia began and it’s early development stages, awards and accomplishments
The Australian Energy Market Commission wants input from people who have experience with, or are considering, changing to off-grid power. The AEMC is the rule
Learn about the different types of lithium-ion batteries that are available and what applications each one is good for
The short version of how Off-Grid Energy Australia began and how we have progressed since those early days.
Is a wind turbine right for you? And can it produce enough power to support you living off-grid?
An explanation of the differences between ‘off-grid storage‘, ‘on-grid storage‘ and ‘battery backup‘
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