Author: Energy Matters

In the not too distant future, amputees could regain the benefits of a sense of touch through motorised prosthetic limbs featuring solar powered synthetic skin.

The U.S. state of Oregon could source as much as 10 percent of its electricity requirements from solar energy by 2027 according to a recently

Australia’s Clean Energy Council has welcomed a recent change in recommendations by the Queensland Electrical Safety Office (ESO) concerning home battery installations. The CEC says

The European Space Agency’s Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (JUICE) is a step closer to spending three-and-a-half years examining the environment surrounding the gas giant, assisted

The New South Wales government says the state could boost its national lead in solar power projects with 12 new solar farm proposals in the

Queensland continues to have the largest number of small-scale solar power systems installed in Australia by a wide margin and recently passed a major milestone.

A new report from the Australian Bureau of Statistics shows the equivalent of 5,570 workers were directly employed full-time in the nation’s rooftop solar sector

Columbia University has joined the growing ranks of higher learning institutions to begin divesting from coal. The University’s Trustees announced last week it would be

Harnessing the power of the sun from space and transmitting it back to Earth appears to be a step closer. Scientists at Russia’s Rostec Corporation

Chemical engineers from Indiana University in the U.S. have created a molecule that utilises solar energy to convert atmospheric carbon dioxide into greenhouse-neutral fuels, which