Author: Energy Matters

A fully solar powered bulk milk chiller is making a positive impact in some farming communities in Kenya. Rural farmers supplying regional dairies need to

A Northern Territory government initiative that can knock an additional couple of thousand dollars off the price of a solar power system has been very

What’s claimed to be the world’s longest wind turbine blade was unveiled in Denmark last week. Production of the 88.4 metre blade was a joint

Another application of biomimicry, this time based on rose petal structure, has boosted the conversion efficiency of organic solar cells. Biomimicry searches for answers to

All businesses and households in Tasmania on standing offers face a power price rise of 3.43% from July 1 – but there’s a bit of

The share of electricity generated by solar photovoltaics could be as much as 13 per cent globally in just 14 years says the International Renewable

The prospect of a second Basslink cable between Tasmania and the mainland continues to gather support after Tasmania’s recent energy crisis (and another Basslink outage

Solar Citizens’ latest State Of Solar report reveals Australians are collectively saving megabucks on electricity bills by putting their rooftops to work in harvesting the

This development makes the previous ultra-thin solar cell we reported on look a little bloated. In March, we wrote about a solar cell developed by

On June 20, 1979, then-US President Jimmy Carter gave a stirring speech on the potential of solar power. The speech was part of a dedication