Author: Energy Matters

The Queensland Police Service (QPS) is the latest organisation to unlock the potential of solar power. The ongoing Electricity Optimisation Project (EOP) is installing solar

In what could be the next big thing in solar development indoors a company in the United Arab Emirates has released a solar powered AC

An intelligent control system for large scale commercial solar panel arrays boosts output by turning panels towards the brightest areas of sky. TrueCapture technology continuously

Australia may be prone to economic vulnerability claims a new report if we do not address CO2 emissions derived from highly polluting cars, according to

Australia’s Electric Vehicle Council is busting the top 10 myths about electric vehicles in a new fact sheet. The Council launched in May 2017 with a roadmap to accelerate Australia’s

A new report released by Reputex has called on government policy to change to help support the adoption of renewable energy while blasting the continued

Scientists at Princeton University have created solar-powered smart windows that control how much light gets into a building. The smart windows control the tint of

The Climate Council says UNESCO’s decision not to acknowledge the Great Barrier Reef is in danger doesn’t mean it’s safe from climate change. UNESCO’s World

A study commissioned by Greenpeace Germany says wind and solar will be the cheapest energy options in G20 countries by 2030. The study also found

A revolutionary new program has been released by German company sonnen is set to disrupt the Australian energy scene. SonnenFlat was announced last night in