Author: Energy Matters

When thinking of movers and shakers in the world electric cars, brands such as Tesla tend spring to mind. A company you may not have

India’s Coal and Power Minister has reaffirmed that he wants to see the end of thermal coal imports into his country very soon. According to

Tasmania’s energy crisis is costing a bundle – and the some of the brunt of the financial impact may be borne by electricity customers. The

Researchers at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) have developed a perovskite-silicon tandem solar cell that has smashed the world record for conversion efficiency. Scientists

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has been delivered a petition from solar supporters, a certificate of mediocrity and news that his own electorate is lagging behind

A very different type of solar sail concept that could send spacecraft to the edge of the solar system far faster is undergoing testing at

The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) announced yesterday it would be providing nearly $14 million in funding for solar/storage related projects worth a total of

A $6.6 million solar farm is to be constructed at Australia’s University of New England (UNE) campus just outside of Armidale in northern central New

CSIRO’s Discovery Centre at Black Mountain, Canberra last week took delivery of the first two of ten electric cars, plus a couple more electric bikes

The University of Queensland will offer free top-ups to drivers of electric vehicles after installing four fast-charging solar-powered EV chargers at its St Lucia and