Anthony Bennett

Some standards live forever. That's a 100-year-old battery charger with a glowing valve rectifier maintaining an EV.

Tesla's Powerwall 3 is starting to hit the ground in Australia. We've had the launch.

Flicking through some photographs recently, I was reminded of a very expensive saga where thousands of dollars of electricity would have been saved with some free solar monitoring.

Image: Facebook I've seen more than one instance where roof restorers have ruined solar arrays, and it's a horribly wasteful lesson for people to learn.

Off-peak, ‘controlled load' has traditionally been cheap electricity overnight, but these days, “over lunch” is the cheapest electricity ever.

For years now, Catch Power has offered what I think is the go-to consumption meter for single-phase houses.

The only thing that's grown more than electricity bills recently is the number of new solar power systems installed with batteries.

From government ministers to tradies, Australia's largest renewable energy event draws a diverse crowd united by the push for clean energy.

As an installer, there's one thing I have always tried to explain to customers. You need to keep an eye on your solar.

Like any complex modern technology, solar inverters often have flaws. In this post, I'll explore one of the most curious problems I've seen in recent years.