Author: Energy Matters

The Tasmanian government in conjunction with Aurora Energy has announced the Tasmanian Energy Efficiency Loan Scheme (TEELS) to help grow the states solar use and

A trend for solar power trading in locally produced solar energy is catching on across the globe. In the New York borough of Brooklyn, you

The first public demonstration of new printable solar panels took place in Melbourne this week. The technology was debuted at PacPrint, the annual technology showcase

Coal power equals poverty, and the Australian government’s aggressive fixation on expanding coal exports to developing nations is putting communities at increasing risk of harm

A kickstarter campaign to help create a solar cooker that can be taken anywhere has achieved its funding goal and could be popping up around

The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has announced $20 million in solar PV research and development funding aimed at making the solar power of the

The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has just announced a push to research how concentrated sunlight, or Concentrated Solar Thermal, could generate affordable, reliable, renewable

Australia’s power grid needs a modern solution to sustain its 50 Hz electricity supply. The Clean Energy Council (CEC) issues the warning in a new paper titled, ‘Arresting frequency

The new Australian Electric Vehicle Council will bring together car makers, energy and infrastructure stakeholders. The council launched this week in Canberra with a mandate to

The Clean Energy Council have suggested sweeping reforms in response to issues within the battery storage sector to help consumers as well as the growing