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A factory making the world’s most popular plastic construction toy, Lego, will harness the power of solar energy to generate electricity for its operations. Last

The year has flown by – and current solar subsidy levels will fly out the window soon for Australians who put off ordering a solar

Breakthrough research by UK scientists could lead to a new class of perovskite solar cell, one that promises to make the production of perovskite-based solar

Germany’s sonnen Group was recently again named a recipient of the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Award; this year with a Top 10 ranking. Sonnen is

A business spun out of a Queensland worm farming company is getting a wriggle on with production of OSCA; the solar powered on-site composting apparatus.

New figures show the amount of renewable energy in the U.S. continues to rise, growing to 16.4 percent of total installed capacity and 13.8 percent

The exciting new Tesla Powerwall 2 battery system was recently unveiled – and is now available on pre-order from Energy Matters. The original Tesla Powerwall

The 2015-16 Australian Energy Regulator (AER) report on the performance of the retail energy market indicates more households are doing it tough when it comes

New regulations for Canada will see the end of conventional coal-fired electricity generation in the country by 2030. Announced yesterday by Environment Minister Catherine McKenna,

The Queen might be saving some bucks on boiling the kettle in the future with the installation of solar panels on Buckingham Palace. Buckingham Palace