Author: Energy Matters

Making up 65 per cent of global energy use and 70 per cent of anthropogenic carbon emissions, cities must play a crucial role in the

Source is a “drinking water solar panel” that produces clean, fresh water and delivers it directly to a tap. Arizona company Zero Mass Water is

At least 40 new electric vehicle charging stations will be available on streets of the City of Adelaide next year – and EV owners will

This Australian battery and solar-powered agricultural robot could help farmers save a bundle in the ongoing war against weeds – a battle that costs the

Half of India’s now 1,020MW of rooftop solar capacity has been installed in the last 12 months according to Bridge To India – but clouds

Wind power could provide 20 percent of the world’s electricity supply by 2030 as nations begin curbing carbon emissions in line with commitments made at

Target leads businesses in the USA going solar states a new report from the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) – the first time it has

Participants of future World Solar Challenges, budding solar engineers and installers may emerge from this scaled-down solar car race in Wodonga, Victoria. Last Friday saw

A new report estimates the electricity consumption of Australia’s universities has almost doubled in a decade – and it will only increase. The Australian reports

It seems Queensland’s government has just about had enough of the Feds dissing the state’s renewable energy target aspirations of 50% by 2030. Queensland Minister