Author: Energy Matters

The UK now has double the installed solar PV capacity of Australia. It’s a situation that might have many Australians scratching their heads. Solar Power

London’s Queen Elizabeth II reservoir is home to what will be Europe’s largest floating solar farm; comprising of more than 23,000 solar panels. The system

U.S. scientists have created a high efficiency solar cell after incorporating combining graphene with common glass. It’s a breakthrough that could also pave the way

The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) will provide up to $9.1 million in finance to the University of Melbourne to assist it in accelerating adoption

Political parties of all stripes take heed – new survey findings indicate support for solar power and battery storage could well be a vote-shifter in

IndyCar driver Stefan Wilson is continuing to pursue his goal of having the first solar power-equipped racing team at the 100th Indianapolis 500 in May.

While the lights probably won’t go out in Tasmania, the state’s energy crisis is really starting to pile on the pressure and has devolved into

Sunlight can destroy pathogens in water, making it safe to drink. But how much sun is needed? The answer to this question can mean the

The idea of solar roads has a lot of people very excited – and some the opposite. It’s quite a polarising concept. We first started

The first of eight solar assisted car-carrier ships was launched in Nagasu Port in Kumamoto, Japan earlier this week. K Line’s new ship, “Drive Green