The number of dry-cell batteries sold in one year worldwide is about 40 billion^*1. When these batteries are dead they find their way to landfill. By using rechargeable batteries, we can change our lifestyle from one that repeatedly discards batteries to one that repeatedly reuses them.

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ActewAGL energy retailer and Panasonic Australia will play a leading role in the emerging energy storage market following the announcement that ActewAGL has been selected to participate in the ACT Government’s Next Generation Energy Storage Pilot. The project will see up to 200 Canberra residents benefiting from subsidised energy storage […]

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On Saturday November 14, our eneloop rechargeable battery range celebrates its 10th Anniversary. Since the range debuted in 2005, the eneloop brand house has become a trusted household name in more than 80 countries globally with over 330 million cells shipped.

Check out the latest eneloop family member

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Tokai University crossed the finish line first in the 2011 Veolia World Solar Challenge (WSC) on Thursday 20^th October at 1:07pm Darwin time. Supported by Panasonic’s  HIT®^*1 solar cells boasting the world’s highest level^*2 of energy conversion rate, as well as high-capacity lithium-ion batteries Tokai took 32 […]

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A northerly wind is buffeting the leaders of the Veolia World Solar Challenge in a race that now spans from the tail end just south of Tennant Creek to the front runners in Coober Pedy.

Team Tokai from Japan reached […]

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As unofficial day 3 leader Team Tokai charged across the South Australian border, Tokai are preparing to spend their first night in South Australia in Marryat Creek, 1825 kilometres south of Darwin, having passed through Kulgera Control […]

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First bushfires and now two massive road trains some eight metres wide are making their way north along the Stuart Highway. Drivers and their support crews are finding life on the road of the Veolia World Solar Challenge is far […]

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