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Acciona 100% EcoPowered has traveled more than 4,000 kilometres so far in this year’s Dakar Rally and the team has its sights firmly set on

The coal-fired Northern Power Station in South Australia’s Port Augusta may have shut down nearly 8 months ago, but a potentially toxic legacy remains. Ash

NASA astronauts have installed adapter plates and electrical connections necessary for three of six new lithium-ion batteries to be installed on the International Space Station.

There were several changes to solar feed in tariff arrangements in some Australian states when the calendar flipped over to January 1. Here’s a summary.

A tenfold jump in green technology such as renewables is required to meet global emissions targets says a new study out of Duke University in

According to a new report from the UK’s Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), 12% of small commercial enterprises across the nation are generating their own

Using solar cells implanted under the skin to recharge electronic medical devices such as pacemakers is viable according to Swiss researchers. A pacemaker is a

Some consider air conditioners in Australian homes aren’t a feature, but the symptom of a problem – an indication of poor house design. It’s an issue

More than 50,000 solar power systems have been installed across Scotland; but the tally could have been much higher by now according to WWF Scotland

The Canadian province of Alberta has started the new year with a carbon levy, which together with tougher rules for large industrial emitters will cover