Author: Energy Matters

Latest data for the month of February has shown Scottish wind power took a massive leap forward compared to the same time last year. February

Blackouts were averted in SA on Friday after an incident that saw more than 600MW of electricity generation capacity suddenly lost – just as Adelaide

There were several announcements from Queensland’s Government yesterday in relation to significant wind and solar power projects in the state. The first was the signing

Canada’s Alberta province has announced it will route some of the revenue from its carbon levy into a multi-million-dollar rebate scheme for rooftop solar power.

At 94, the co-inventor of the lithium-ion battery is still at the forefront of the energy storage revolution; leading a team that has developed a

Battery awareness is rapidly growing in the sunshine state according to the Queensland Household Energy Survey. The latest survey reveals 36 per cent of regional

A minor heatwave in South Australia may put a little pressure on wholesale electricity prices and supply this week, but the AEMO’s message is to

Installing solar panels is about to become even more attractive in the Australian state of Victoria – and existing solar owners also have cause for

GE Renewable Energy has been chosen to supply the USA’s first commercial integrated solar-wind hybrid power generation system for a small community-based plant in rural

You’ll be hearing about “world’s largest” lithium-ion battery projects frequently during 2017 as more big energy storage facilities are completed during what’s expected to be