Author: Energy Matters

The New South Wales Government’s  first round of the Advanced Energy Challenge (AEC) is calling for proposals on energy storage. The Challenge is looking to

A Western Australian company’s innovative shark detection system, powered by solar energy, will help protect City Beach in Perth this summer. Shark Mitigation Systems’ (SMS)

The NT Government has been quiet in recent months regarding fulfilling its commitment to the Territory achieving 50% renewable energy by 2030. That’s just changed.

An innovative wind energy system that employs high-altitude kites instead of rotors to generate electricity looks set to soar. The UK start-up behind the idea

The Clean Energy Council has praised what it says was improved collaboration between Ministers at yesterday’s COAG Energy Council meeting. It seems there was a

Block Island Wind Farm, the USA’s first offshore wind power facility, has completed its commissioning/ testing phases and has now commenced commercial operations. Block Island

A new report from the ACT Government highlights its many actions during this year to drive down greenhouse gas emissions and accelerate uptake of renewables.

2 megawatts of solar panels were installed in the USA every hour during the third quarter of this year. Based on a 260W module, that’s

Sungrow announced last week it had connected a microgrid in Tibet featuring 13 MW of solar inverters, 7 MW of battery inverters and 23.5MWh of

In a U.S. first, University of California engineers have successfully integrated hydrogen generated by renewable energy into UC Irvine’s (UCI) natural gas supply. It’s an