Author: Energy Matters

It seems the solar road concept is about to be implemented in a very big way in France. Last October we reported on Wattway, a

Mars rover Opportunity’s longevity is a testament to human know-how and the robust nature of its solar panels and lithium-ion battery technology. Opportunity landed on

Through an interstate HVDC grid, solar energy and wind power could provide most of the USA’s electricity by 2030 – with no batteries required. A

A recent survey has found nearly a quarter of South Australians are avoiding use of air conditioners this summer in order to avoid an electric

With 20GW+ of wind and solar generation connected to the UK’s electricity system and more to come, there will be an increasing need for energy

Kyocera Corporation and Century Tokyo Leasing Corporation have announced Kyocera TCL Solar has recently commenced construction of a 13.7MW floating solar farm in Japan. Originally

On average, companies participating in the RE100 initiative are at the halfway mark of meeting their 100% renewables-sourced electricity goals. RE100 is a collaborative initiative

While investment cost reductions in grid-scale energy storage are important, it’s the growing value of specific storage options in specific contexts that matters more says

The U.S. Department of Energy has awarded $18 million in funding for six new projects concerned with integrated, scalable and economical solar + storage technologies.

The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) has stated the economic case for increasing the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix to 36