Author: Energy Matters

Following on from 2014, China again reduced the amount of coal it burned last year – and by a greater amount. The recently published  “Statistical

We don’t currently sell Fronius solar batteries, but we do stock a range of other high class storage systems, such as Tesla, Sonnen, EnPhase and

This solar cell is so light, it can be placed on a soap bubble – it’s just a fraction of the thickness of a human

The façade of RMIT’s Design Hub building in Melbourne is about to get a major solar facelift. Officially opened in 2012, Design Hub’s current façade

San Francisco Supervisor Scott Wiener has introduced legislation that would require solar panels to be installed on new residential and commercial buildings constructed in the

The U.S. has won a long-running trade dispute with India over the country’s rules restricting the import of foreign solar cells and panels used under

Germany’s Fraunhofer ISE has broken its own record for the conversion of sunlight into electricity using concentrator photovoltaic (CPV) systems. Announced on Tuesday, the Fraunhofer

The official inauguration of a 3MWp solar power plant at V.C. Bird International Airport in Antigua will occur later today. Named sun2live, the solar installation

SunEdison, Inc. (NYSE: SUNE) has announced the signing of two 20-year power purchase agreements (solar PPA’s) with Southern California Edison for 2.7 megawatts DC of

Large enough to park nearly 3,000 vehicles, Intel’s solar carport installation is said to the largest private project of its kind in the USA. Constructed