Author: Energy Matters

Cheaper coal and gas will do nothing to derail the renewable energy revolution according to BNEF’s New Energy Outlook 2016. Bloomberg New Energy Finance states

The Coalition’s Great Barrier Reef strategy, funded by cash from the CEFC’s budget, has been met with significant skepticism from various corners and in some

A billion dollars pledged by the Coalition to help save Australia’s Great Barrier Reef will reportedly come from the Clean Energy Finance Corporation’s kitty. Australian

The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) has made a final decision on solar feed in tariff rates in New South Wales. The “benchmark range”,

The Solar Voyager is (slowly) making its way across the Atlantic. If it succeeds, it will be the first autonomous craft to do so. According

It seems the electricity grid in parts of Victoria may not cope with new renewable energy capacity currently in the pipeline without significant network upgrades

It would appear to be sunny days ahead in Australia for China’s leading solar inverter manufacturer, Sungrow. According to a brief report on GreentechLead, Sungrow

REC has reported substantial year-on-year growth during the first quarter of this year in relation to shipments of its modules. Earlier this week, REC released

The future of offshore wind power in Europe has never looked brighter after Energy Ministers from nine North Sea countries signed a historic agreement of

The Northern Territory Government’s new $20 million Home Improvement Scheme is offering generous financial assistance to Territorians wanting to install solar panels. Fully launched just