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Amsterdam-based renewable company Photon has made a $3 million investment in a Melbourne-based 100MW/1,000MWh solar and storage project, set to be constructed by RayGen Resources. Photon had previously made a minor equity stake and has now made this significant equity investment, which gives them a stake of around 9 per cent in the company. RayGen […]
Deep in the Philippines jungle is a tree that ‘bleeds’ a fluorescent green sap. This is more than a mere novelty; it could unlock a way to create the batteries required for electric vehicles without the need for large-scale mining operations. Scientist Alan Baker discovered the tree in the Philippines, and this new species has […]
A new trial has been announced for Adelaide homes, which will limit how much power can be exported during peak periods. SA Power Networks has announced the trial of the Flexible Exports scheme, which aims to balance the export of solar energy to the network and mitigate the increased risk of blackouts and infrastructure damage […]
While 2020 will go down in the history books as the year that the COVID-19 pandemic rocked the planet, it was also a dire year for weather events that impacted regions all over the world. Many of these unprecedented weather events have been directly linked to climate change, highlighting the urgent need to reduce our […]
The PRL HyEnergy Renewable Zero Carbon Hydrogen Project in WA has made a formal application for a further 864km2, in a move that would effectively double their operations at Gascoyne. The PRL project was initially slated to include wind and solar operations to generate 1GW of renewable energy, that would be used 60,000t of green […]
Leading South Korean manufacturer Posco has signed a watershed deal with Australian power company Origin Energy to use our hydrogen to create green steel. The two companies have entered into a memorandum of understanding to cooperate on producing and supplying green power to Korea. The announcement comes as operations worldwide seek to decarbonise their industries, […]
Not only was 2020 a big year for renewables, but it also saw many coal and gas-powered plants decommissioned across the planet – including places where they had never been decommissioned before. The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) released its annual Renewable Capacity Statistics 2021 report, showing that fossil fuel additions fell 60 GW last […]
The Land Downunder is well known for its beaches, its sunshine and its oceans. We are the country that is ‘girt’ by sea, after all. Now we are set to harness the power of our oceans in a significant floating wind and wave project that will generate 6 MW of power. The offshore platform is […]
The potential for using energy from the sun is virtually limitless. In a single year, the Earth is bathed in enough sunlight to power the entire planet for 8000 years, based on our current consumption level. But how much of this are we capturing? Despite all of the world’s advancements to adopt solar power, that […]
The Land Downunder is well known for its beaches, its sunshine and its oceans. We are the country that is ‘girt’ by sea, after all. Now we are set to harness the power of our oceans in a significant floating wind and wave project that will generate 6 MW of power. The offshore platform is […]
