Author: Energy Matters

The streets of San Luis, Bogota, Colombia are now a little safer thanks to low cost solar powered street lighting. Costing just USD $70 to

Community advocacy organisation GetUp! says AGL, EnergyAustralia and Origin Energy are among the worst polluting operators in Australia. This isdespite the companies’ claims relating to

A new wind energy project will add another 25MW of renewables capacity to the island nation of Samoa – and  500kW of solar power has

The Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant (TCAAP) site in Arden Hills, Minnesota is being prepared for a new, more peaceful and less polluting role –

Australia boasted 1,393,526 rooftop PV systems, representing 4,132 MW of installed PV capacity, as of March 2015. These systems are generating millions of dollars worth

Australia has experienced a decline in renewable energy jobs of 15% according to the nation’s Bureau Of Statistics (ABS). Employment in Renewable Energy Activities, Australia

The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) has put $20 million up for grabs for new research and development seeking to develop and commercialise renewable energy

Trina Solar Limited has announced it will be providing solar panels for one of Panama’s largest solar farms. 33,000 of the company’s PC14 modules will

News of utility-scale SunEdison, Inc. (NYSE:SUNE) solar projects have been commonplace this year. The latest announcement from the company further cements its standing as the

Bloomberg Philanthropies will invest an additional USD $30 million to assist the Sierra Club in its goals to see half the USA’s coal fleet retired