Author: Energy Matters

One kilometre of solar panel road surface was officially unveiled in France last week, consisting of 2,880 Wattway solar panels. The trial, situated in the

Canberra’s renewable energy generation increased from an 18.8% share in 2014-15 to 20.2% in 2015-16 according to the ACT’s 2015-16 annual Feed-in Tariff (FiT) report.

Scotland’s largest privately owned solar farm has generated enough power in its first year to create 3.3 million litres of ice cream. Mackie’s of Scotland

A year-end review from India’s Ministry of New And Renewable Energy states the country has made major headway towards its ambitious renewables targets. The Ministry

An interim reported released by Tasmania’s Energy Security Taskforce has supported increased uptake of renewable energy among its 32 recommendations. “Tasmania has a deficit of

The Essential Services Commission of South Australia (ESCOSA) has just announced the removal of mandatory minimum electricity retailer solar feed in tariff rates. From the

REC has reported a major jump in solar panel shipments to the Asia Pacific region during the third quarter of this year and says it

IHS Markit forecasts this year will mark a decade of year-on-year consecutive growth for solar globally, driven by China’s thirst for PV. The latest quarterly

Queensland Minister for Energy, Biofuels and Water Supply Mark Bailey says the state is more than 50% towards the Government’s 2020 solar target of 3,000

Just days after America’s first offshore wind farm began sending power to residents in nearby Rhode Island, the U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM)