SYDNEY -- The Australian government plans to start requiring power companies to provide at least three hours of free daytime electricity to customers in a bid to narrow the mismatch between renewable energy supply and demand.
Move aims to correct imbalances between daytime oversupply and evening demand

Over 4 million households in Australia have solar panels on their home. (AAP)
SYDNEY -- The Australian government plans to start requiring power companies to provide at least three hours of free daytime electricity to customers in a bid to narrow the mismatch between renewable energy supply and demand.