1414 Degrees

Saturday, September 19

SA thermal energy stocks crash after review

The value of Adelaide-based thermal energy storage company 1414 Degrees has nose-dived following a review, which showed its technology was less efficient and reliable than previously forecast.

Failed SolarReserve project given second life at Port Augusta

South Australian thermal energy storage company 1414 Degrees will buy SolarReserve’s ill-fated Aurora site in Port Augusta to build a solar farm and large-scale storage system.

Kevin Moriarty from 1414 Degrees. Supplied image

Storage charge the key to affordable green energy, says industry leader

The key to a reliable, green, decentralised and affordable electricity system is to add a new energy storage charge to every power bill, an SA energy industry leader has told InDaily.

SA energy storage company prepares for ASX listing

South Australian energy storage company 1414 Degrees has opened a new factory and will begin building its first commercial system next month before listing on the Australian Stock Exchange in early 2018.