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Utility scale solar capacity addition in India during the first quarter of this year has been forecast to be equivalent to the entire capacity added

The passion for renewables in Australia isn’t waning, but support for coal appears to be – particularly when it comes to new mines. This is

Solar power played an important role in the discovery of a meteorite in South Australia’s outback that made headlines around the world. At around 9:15

A £1 million project will see the construction of one of the first industrial-scale battery storage facilities in the UK. A joint venture of National

It’s stories like this that really highlight solar power’s potential for improving lives in developing nations. Back in September last year, we reported on an

2015 was a record year for UK wind power, with both onshore and offshore wind farms supplying enough electricity to meet the needs of 8.25

A team from Carnegie Mellon University have proposed an interesting and very simple conceptual device for solar-assisted water sanitation. Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering Venkat

Researchers at Tel Aviv University have constructed a locust-inspired robot that can jump double the height of existing robots of its type. The TAUB is

A team of American and Swiss scientists have set a new world efficiency record in solar energy conversion for a dual-junction silicon solar cell. The

The impact of climate change on water resources could affect electricity production associated with the majority of the world’s hydro and thermoelectric power stations in