Author: Energy Matters

The EV and home battery revolution will require lots of lithium – and new facility to be constructed in Western Australia will help to meet

The Australian Anti-Dumping Commission has signaled its intention to again end an investigation into the dumping of solar panels made in China. “Dumping” is a

The year is zipping by and the end of several older Australia solar feed in tariff programs looms large – in one state, a program

290 solar panels are to be installed on the Gold Museum at Ballarat, Victoria’s iconic tourist spot, Sovereign Hill. The Gold Museum Solar Energy Project

As part of the effort in combating the spread of the Zika virus, the Malaysian Government has announced solar powered mosquito traps will be mandatory

A new study shows how Adelaide could become the world’s first carbon neutral city and in the process potentially generate tens of thousands full time

Researchers have discovered a very simple way to make high quality graphene – zap it in a microwave oven for just a couple of seconds.

The USA’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) has used a supercomputer and detailed visualisation software to model how well the eastern United States’ power grid

Enphase Energy, Inc. has upped  production plans for its AC Battery, based on expected strong demand in Australia and New Zealand. Volume projections provided by

It’s not just the future of ARENA hanging in the balance it seems – all subsidy support for solar power in Australia may face a