Author: Energy Matters

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

Leading European battery manufacturer, Germany’s sonnen Group, has announced it has successfully completed a new financing round with a total equity amount of USD $85

There are now less than 11 weeks before a series of reductions to Australia’s major home and commercial solar power subsidy begin. Under the Solar

The U.K. Parliament’s Energy and Climate Change Committee has called on the nation’s government to incentivise innovative energy storage and demand side response (DSR) technologies.

German residential battery system manufacturer Sonnen has been included in MIT Technology Review’s “50 Smartest Companies 2016” list. Sonnen is Europe’s leading home energy storage

The end of October should see the arrival on New Zealand shores of Seacharger, which may be the first unmanned surface vehicle (USV) to cross

When it comes to the advancement of solar power, California’s Stanford University certainly walks the talk. From solar-powered retinal implants for the vision impaired, to

Kiwis protesting a “sun tax” on some of the nation’s solar households have made their feelings known in an action by Greenpeace New Zealand. In

Queensland’s target of 50% renewable energy by 2030 is not only achievable, but could be cost-neutral to electricity customers too. Just prior to last Friday’s

A bike path that glows in the dark after being “charged” by the sun during the day has been unveiled in Poland. A Strabag project