Author: Energy Matters

Hell hath no fury like that of a wind turbine scorned. The wind turbine on Rottnest Island has taken to Twitter for its revenge on

Battery storage will be installed in a number of public buildings in Adelaide as part of efforts to make South Australia’s capital the world’s first

The world’s first Kromatix coloured solar panels have been installed on a building façade at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, Switzerland. Installed

SunEdison, Inc. (NYSE: SUNE), and TerraForm Power, Inc. (NASDAQ: TERP), have announced completion of the acquisition of Atlantic Power’s 521-megawatt portfolio of operating wind farms.

Cambridge, Massachusetts company 24M has declared its semi-solid lithium battery technology is the most significant change to Li-ion in two decades. The company says its

The Australian Energy Market Operator’s  (AEMO)  Emerging Technologies Information Paper forecasts battery storage uptake in Australia to 2035. While acknowledging it had limited data to

Current and future solar households in South Australia will be rejoicing after a move by SA Power Networks to penalise solar owners was rejected by

A new highly-efficient microchip capable of converting 80 per cent of the energy it receives from a tiny solar cell could have dramatic effects on

SunEdison, Inc. (NYSE: SUNE) has announced a partnership with Green Charge Networks to deliver solar plus energy storage systems to Silicon Valley Power and other

A report from Bloomberg New Energy Finance forecasts a $2.2 trillion global boom in small-scale solar to 2040 – and in Australia, a massive amount