Author: Energy Matters

3.6GW of solar power has been installed throughout India in the past year, with a single state achieving 1.2GW of that total. Of the 3.6GW,

Plans for a 20 megawatt solar facility proposed for an industrial estate in North Wangaratta in Victoria look set to continue to move ahead. According

Cumulative utility-scale capacity reached 75GW by the end of June and there’s a possibility the 100GW mark could be attained by the end of this

JA Solar continues to impress, with the solar panel manufacturer posting significant gains in module shipments during Q2. According to unaudited results published last week,

The wait is just about over – the first Enphase AC Battery shipment destined for the general market has arrived in Australia, and units will

Last week’s COAG Energy Council meeting was deemed a success – or was it? Views are divided. Announced in late July by Minister for the

Solar Impulse 2’s recently completed flight around the world may not have occurred without a very special set of batteries. The energy storage solution used

Reports the Turnbull Government intends to proceed in ripping $1 billion from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) have again been met with strong opposition.

The Western Australian Government has announced it is making solar power purchase agreements more accessible in the State. Energy Minister Mike Nahan said his government

Tasmania’s recent energy crisis appears to have triggered increased interest in solar power systems in the Apple Isle. An ABC report indicates uptake of small