1. Everything Electric Sydney 2026: EV Roundup

    Everything Electric Sydney 2026 features an electric-vehicle roundup amid rapid growth in Australia's battery-electric car sales. More than 27,000 battery-electric vehicles sell in August, surpassing petrol and diesel cars for the first time and accounting for nearly a quarter of new-car sales.

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    Can One App Handle An Australian EV Road Trip?

    An Australian EV road-trip guide considers whether one app can handle route planning, charger checks, navigation and other charging-related tasks. The focus is how drivers manage those needs beyond their usual daily commute.

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    WA’s Best-Rated Solar Installers: 2026

    A SolarQuotes ranking names Western Australia’s top-rated solar installers for 2026, with last year’s winner retaining first place and a new contender taking second. The awards calculate rankings using customer reviews published on SolarQuotes over the past year, weighted in the scoring.

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    The Art of the Phoenix

    The solar industry practice known as phoenixing involves a company accumulating debts, closing, and then reappearing under a slightly different name with the same team and phone number. The practice leaves creditors owed money as the business continues in a new guise.

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    Queensland’s Best-Rated Solar Installers: 2026

    SolarQuotes names Queensland’s top three solar installers for 2026 based on customer ratings and reviews submitted over the past year. The top-rated installer retains its position while two new names take the runner-up places.

  6. New South Wales’ Best-Rated Solar Installers: 2026

    SolarQuotes names the three highest-rated solar installers in New South Wales for 2026, using a weighted calculation of customer reviews published on its website. The method gives smaller companies with fewer reviews a chance to compete with larger installers.

  7. The Last Dumb Box In An Electrified Home

    An essay questions why Australian homes increasingly have connected energy devices but retain a conventional switchboard. It points to solar inverters, batteries, heat pump water systems, and EV chargers as parts of a more electrified household.