Author: Energy Matters

Using beer waste to create lithium battery electrodes and a new technology promising 100 x faster battery charging – just two of the many very

Companies considering installing commercial-scale solar power systems in Western Australia could potentially save up to tens of thousands of dollars per system after the removal

The Western Australian government has commenced a trial involving hybrid solar-diesel and battery power to transport drinking water from a borefield to Broome. A first

A group of retirees in Western Australia will soon be reaping in more than double the current standard feed-in tariff payment for their surplus rooftop-generated

Sparks could  fly between state ministers and the Australian federal government over renewable energy at an emergency meeting of the COAG Energy Council today. South

A new report from Pew Research Center indicates a vast majority of Americans support the construction of more solar farms, but when it comes to

Australian installers have wasted no time in setting up Enphase AC Battery systems in homes across the country. It seems Enphase Energy’s booth was also

New analysis from Carbon Brief shows UK solar panels generated more electricity over the past six months than all the nation’s coal-fired power stations combined.

In the wake of devastating storms that blacked out the entire state, the Greens are pushing their proposed battery incentives as a way to boost

Two down, one to go. Another company has pulled out of Victoria’s Advanced Lignite Demonstration Program – and it seems the last one standing is