Moulded Case Circuit Breakers Explained
Posted: Oct 11th, 2017In: News, Regulations, Technical Articles, TechnologyAs installed system capacity continues to increase in the Australian PV market, it is valuable for system designers and installers to understand the mechanisms behind[...]
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Hacking the Battery Management System
Posted: Aug 9th, 2017In: News, Storage, Technical Articles, TechnologyFirst and foremost, it must be stated that GSES is very optimistic about the capability of new energy storage technology. GSES is confident that those[...]
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The Pacific Perspective – The Energy Tri-lemma, Battery Storage in American Samoa and New Zealand Case Studies.
Posted: Aug 9th, 2017In: News, Projects, Regulations, Storage, Technical ArticlesLast week Samoa held the Pacific Power Associations (PPA) 26th Annual conference in Samoa. As an allied member of the PPA and a Pacific training[...]
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The Role of Accreditation in the Solar and Storage Industry
Posted: Jun 8th, 2017In: Design, Technical Articles, TechnologyThe attainment of CEC accreditation for installation of Solar PV systems has been the standard for the industry as a result of its ties to[...]
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Inverter Power Factor Modes: How do they affect voltage rise calculations?
Posted: May 4th, 2017In: Design, Technical Articles, TechnologyAs Australia continues to see the trend to increase system capacity to medium or large scale Grid-connected PV system, it becomes valuable for Inverter Energy[...]
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Pumped hydro storage – would you like solar or wind with that?
Posted: Apr 6th, 2017In: Design, Projects, Storage, Technical Articles, TechnologyIn the past months, there have been many discussions centred around pumped hydro schemes. Most notably of which is the current government announcement to expand[...]
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Industry wide Improvement in Ingress Protection Safety Thanks to CEC Guidelines
Posted: Feb 15th, 2017In: News, Regulations, Standards, Technical ArticlesUnder the Renewable Energy Target (RET) requirements, solar photovoltaic (PV) power systems must be installed to relevant Australian standards and Clean Energy Council (CEC) guidelines[...]
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The Blockchain Buzz
Posted: Jan 12th, 2017In: Finance, News, Technical Articles, TechnologyOver the past several months, there has been an increase in the amount of reference to Blockchain technology and what it can do for the[...]
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GSES Training: PV Gains a Further Foothold on Nauru
Posted: Dec 21st, 2016In: NewsGSES has conducted PV system installation training on Nauru twice. The most recent training session was conducted by Dr. Rick Potter in November 2016. Nauru[...]
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GSES Co-Founder Susan Neill Retiring at End of Year
Posted: Dec 21st, 2016In: NewsAfter 30 years of significant contribution to the burgeoning renewable energy industry, on 31st December Ms Susan Neill will be entering retirement. As the industry[...]
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