Author: Energy Matters

SheerWind announced yesterday it had signed a licensing agreement to enable its novel Invelox wind power technology to be marketed and deployed in the Netherlands.

It’s been reported Western Australia’s largest power station is represented by the many thousands of households and businesses with solar panels installed. In a great

India’s Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs last week boosted the budget for grid connect rooftop solar by more than 8-fold. The Committee, chaired by Prime

It looks like a fairly ordinary plastic jerry can for water; but using the power of the sun and some clever but simple technology, Solvatten

The total installed capacity of solar panel systems in Scotland has reached 179 megawatts; an increase of 28% since last year. According to figures from

From the 13th to 15th of February 2016, solar experts and supporters from around the nation will gather in Brisbane for Solar Supercharge; a national

Researchers from Masdar Institute have successfully demonstrated that desert sand in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) could be utilised as an alternative to molten salts

Campaigning on a platform of “common sense”, Fraser Coast Regional Council mayoral hopeful  Chris Loft say he will initiate a solar farm feasibility study if

Infosys has announced the launched of a huge solar power plant at its Pocharam campus in Hyderabad, making it one of the first corporate campuses

Southern Cross University’s Sunflower won’t just be creating solar electricity for a concert at Woodford Folk Festival in Queensland, but making its own musical contribution