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How Cheaper Home Batteries is influencing Australia's energy system

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Tom Parker
How Cheaper Home Batteries is influencing Australia's energy system
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The Energy Magazine Podcast features Bluecurrent CEO Richard Fink discussing the role of smart meters in Australia's energy transition. The conversation highlights how data-driven energy management can improve system resilience and lower costs.

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Smart meter technology is critical for integrating renewable energy and managing household consumption in modern power grids.

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After taking listeners <a href="https://www.energymagazine.com.au/introducing-the-energy-magazine-podcast/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">inside the multi-billion-dollar Marinus Link</a> in its inaugural episode, the Energy Magazine Podcast welcomes Bluecurrent interim chief executive officer Richard Fink for its next instalment.

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A smart metering data services company that calls Amazon one of its biggest clients, Bluecurrent owns and manages more than 2.8 million smart meters and processes over two billion intervals of data a day.

Host Tom Parker picks Fink's brain about one of the most overlooked opportunities in the energy transition, which could have the equivalent impact as two million home batteries.

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