Product changes and supply notices, and what they mean for what we can install.
67 articles in the Journal · Page 3 of 6
Clear filtersBefore paying a deposit, confirm the recipient's business details and get refund conditions in writing. Check the installer's credentials against public registers as part of reviewing the contract.
Western Power's notice required payment and complete project details at lodgement. It also specified new commissioning paperwork for projects already underway.
Read the articleIf a supplier cites US tariffs to justify a higher solar price, ask how they affect the equipment being quoted. Request installation costs separately so you can compare the full price.
Read the articleSize a battery around evening use and backup needs. Tiered incentives affect the discount on extra capacity, so compare the additional cost with the electricity you expect to use.
Read the articlePowerwall 3 can now join eligible Powerwall 2 systems. Check software, gateway, output, connection approval and rebate history before expanding.
Read the articleRead WA wholesale prices separately from the tariff on your electricity bill. The evening-peak battery evidence cited comes from the eastern market, so check its relevance to WA.
Read the articleEligible mid-scale solar installed from 1 October 2026 can access the expanded SRES. STC applications are expected in mid-to-late November; network approval and site-specific eligibility remain separate checks.
Read the articleENF Solar has published its Field Tested episode on the Aiko Neostar 3P and 3S, with PSW Energy founder Derek McKercher among the installers in it.
Read the articleThe team behind PSW Energy and Perth Solar Warehouse has been named a finalist for Smart Employer of the Year at the 2026 Smart Energy Council Awards. The Smart Energy Council is Australia’s peak body for the clean energy industry. The Smart Employer category recognises businesses that invest measurably in their teams: training, safety culture, …
Read the articleNicole Bilman, CEO of PSW Energy and Perth Solar Warehouse, has been named a finalist for Emerging Leader of the Year at the 2026 Smart Energy Council Awards. The category recognises an individual under 40 shaping the Australian sustainable energy industry. Finalists are selected by an independent industry panel from a national field of nominees. …
Read the articleThe announced compatibility update is now available for eligible systems. Check the current requirements before planning an addition.
Read the articleSigenergy previewed residential and commercial products at the Nantong factory opening. Local release depended on Australian certification, so those previews were not confirmation that the products could be ordered here.
Read the article
