Author: Energy Matters

While Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott may consider coal to be a “gift”, coal is a major threat in the fight against poverty and to

A  proposed wind and solar farm near Port Augusta in South Australia could create approximately 600 jobs during its construction phase. According to The Flinders

Chips made from a material called silicon carbide (SiC) will result in super-efficient and smaller inverters according to GE. A solar inverter is a device

SunEdison, Inc. (NYSE:SUNE) has announced the company has secured financing for and started construction of the 110-megawatt Quilapilun solar power plant in the Metropolitan Region

Australia’s New South Wales Road and Maritime Services (RMS) is successfully using solar powered e-paper traffic signs on Sydney roads. According to Visionect, a Slovenian

Kenya will become a major hub for the development of solar power in Africa after a landmark agreement between the country’s Ministry of Petroleum and

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has stated it proposes to grant reauthorisation to the Clean Energy Council’s revised Solar Retailer Code of Conduct.

One of Greece’s many financial challenges relates to its heavy reliance on imported fossil fuels. Greenpeace wants to change this by further solarizing Greece. The

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has announced two ambitious national renewable energy goals for the USA. If elected, the first goal is for more than

A 30 MW solar power generation facility has been inaugurated in Ormoc City, Leyte. Constructed by Thailand’s Soleq for Gregorio Araneta Inc., the facility has