Solpod #SET100 Certified Solpod is thrilled to be selected by Start Up Energy Transition to be represented in the global top 100 energy start-up list! The 2021 SET100 is the start up list that features Solpod amongst other innovative energy start ups. The Start Up Energy Transition’s top 100 list recognises start-ups and companies around the world […]
Tag Archives: Net-Zero Emissions
Commercial Solar
Opportunity for Commercial Solar With Instant Asset Write-offs in 2020 Federal Budget
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Oct
Oct
Renewable energy advocates were disappointed by the Federal Government’s 2020 Budget that missed the opportunity to support a green covid recovery. PV Magazine Australia reported though an opportunity for commercial solar exists in the budget through instant asset write-offs. James Larratt, CEO of Solpod, says that, “the budget has provided some confidence and momentum to businesses to adopt solar. […]
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Sep
Net-Zero Emissions by 2030 Major property groups in Australia are aiming for net-zero emissions by 2030. As well, over half of Australia’s largest listed property companies have made commitments that align with the Paris Climate Agreements, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Trends of property companies with their emissions pledges are being recorded by ClimateWorks Australia […]
Commercial Rooftop Solar
Solpod Powers Google Australia’s HQ, with Google’s Carbon Footprint Now Zero
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Sep
Sep
In perfect timing, Google announces that it’s carbon footprint is now zero. Google is offsetting its historic emissions and moving to zero-carbon energy, as Solpod powers up Google Australia’s headquarters. Solpod on Google Australia HQ, Sydney Solpod installed our re-deployable solar pods on Google Australia’s Headquarters in Pyrmont, Sydney. The 100kW solar system is situated […]
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Sep
Sep
600 MW of Solar & Wind in Victoria Solpod welcomes the Victorian Government’s announcement that renewables will help drive Victoria’s economic recovery from the coronavirus. The Victorian Government plans on a market sounding process for at least 600 megawatts (MW) of solar and wind projects. Lily D’Ambrosia, the Minister for Energy, Environment and Climate Change, […]
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