Author: Energy Matters

Students from Cal Poly’s Prototype Vehicles Laboratory (PROVE Lab) have their sights set on breaking the international land speed record for solar vehicles – without

A recent conference in London has heard that copper will play an increasingly important role in creating a greener and more sustainable world. Those in

Paris is set to become the first city in the world to be serviced by SeaBubbles – novel green energy powered river taxis. Constructed from

A recent paper states eradicating global poverty is possible, but it’s a noble goal made more complex by climate change – and coal’s role in

This solar electric powered, carbon fiber based small Unmanned Aircraft System (sUAS) recently gained a stamp of approval from NASA. We first covered Silent Falcon

One of the many exciting frontiers in renewable energy research is the development of cheaper and more efficient ways to harvest hydrogen from water. This

It’s been reported some energy retailers are taking advantage of consumer confusion as the end of New South Wales’ legacy solar feed in tariff incentive

Solar power system owners in Victoria can expect approximately 20 per cent more for the electricity they export to the mains grid from July next

30,000 solar panels will be installed every hour around the world over the next 5 years according to a new report from the International Energy

Sonnen energy storage has been implemented at the McKnight Lane Affordable Housing Development in Vermont, USA; helping to transform a trailer park into a an