Another quality installation by Ramselec

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21/04/2020
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A new partner installation company in Victoria, Ramselec installed their first MIL-Solar Eclipse inverter last week in Doreen, matched with high quality REC panels. As you can see in the photo below, the install is very neat and tidy on the customers garage. Hidden wiring was used for the isolators and grommets were used through [...] continue reading

SolarQuotes review

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21/04/2020
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SolarQuotes, an Australian website providing unbiased reviews of solar installers and solar products has recently posted a blog about the MIL-Solar Eclipse inverter. The blog article can be found here. MIL-Solar has been a long time supporter of the SolarQuotes website having consulted with the website founder, Finn Peacock regarding Eclipse product development and inverter […]

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Team Australia

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17/03/2020
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  Following on from the request by The Hon Josh Fydenberg for Australians to support Australian businesses, MIL-Solar stepped in today to help a local business provide a safe environment for their staff and customers. With the COVID-19 outbreak triggering shortages in many areas of the economy including medical supplies, local business Yarraville Health Group […]

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Eclipse inverter installed at Moora Moora Smart Energy Lab

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29/01/2020
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Peter Sykes, MIL-Solar Chief Engineer and Andrew Kingstone, Operations Manager recently visited the SolarQuip training centre in Healesville Victoria to install a new Eclipse solar inverter.  The inverter is connected to a 3kW solar array and will be used for solar installer training and long term reliability testing.  SolarQuip has an impressive collection of hardware […]

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Solar power for trams on track

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22/10/2017
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Construction is about to start on Victoria’s largest solar farm, with predicted capacity to supply around 30,000 households – and Melbourne’s iconic tram network. The 88 MW (AC) 110MW (DC) Bannerton Solar Park, at Almas Almonds near Robinvale in far north-west Victoria is being backed by the Clean Energy Finance Corp. CEFC CEO Ian Learmonth [...] continue reading

Scotland fires on turbine power

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22/10/2017
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Ideal weather conditions this month have enabled wind turbines in Scotland to generate enough energy to power the entire country. WWF Scotland has released data that showed wind turbines in Scotland provided 86,467MWh of electricity to the UK National Grid on October 2, more than twice the consumption of Scotland’s homes, business and industry. WWF said [...] continue reading

deX could be power source game-changer

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26/09/2017
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Footscray-based solar energy business MIL-Solar has welcomed the pilot program for a decentralised energy exchange in Australia – and is keen to be involved with its new Eclipse smart grid inverter. The exchange concept – deX – was launched by Melbourne-based energy tech startup GreenSync earlier this year, then late last month the Australian Renewable […]

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Irma shines positive light on household solar PV

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22/09/2017
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US economic experts have estimated the cost of Hurricane Irma’s impact on Florida this month will reach US$52 billion – but there may be a silver lining in the aftermath for the solar power industry. Irma smashed into Florida in the early hours of September 10, cutting off power to about 6.7 million people. The [...] continue reading

Global energy group tips huge jump in solar PV use

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22/09/2017
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Solar PV sources will provide around a third of the world’s electricity needs by 2050, according to a key report by global quality assurance and risk management company DNV GL. The report predicts that by then 85 per cent of the world’s energy needs will be met by renewables. According to DNV GL’s modelling of [...] continue reading