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The business and environmental case for so-called clean coal in Australia simply doesn’t stack up says the Climate Institute. Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s announcement

Home owners in Darwin and throughout the Northern Territory thinking about going solar now have an added incentive – the re-launched Home Improvement Scheme. The

A new report warns fossil fuels may lose 10 per cent of market share to solar panels and electric vehicles within just a decade; enough

An extra 36,000 solar panels now installed along Canberra’s “solar highway” will generate enough clean electricity to power approximately 3,000 ACT homes. Minister for Climate

The Coalition’s ambitions for building power plants based on “state-of-the-art clean coal-fired technology” are meeting a good deal of resistance – and not just from

A multinational team working out of the University at Buffalo’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences have developed a prototype solar water purifier capable of

Stating that the battle lines have been drawn, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull  yesterday outlined what he called the Coalition’s “clear-eyed, pragmatic and objective” approach

Canada’s wind power sector continued to surge in 2016, with the addition of over 700 MW of new capacity from projects spread across the country.

A 100MW solar farm featuring 400,000 solar panels will be constructed near the South Australian town of Tailem Bend. The Advertiser and Australian Financial Review

Arthur H. Rosenfeld understood the cheapest and greenest watt-hour is the one that doesn’t have to be produced – and then he taught us all.