Author: Energy Matters

The local and international wind industry will be celebrating after two significant victories relating to so-called ” Wind Turbine Syndrome”. The first was in Canada

SMA has been selected to supply inverters for the largest solar PV plant in Honduras – the 24 MW Pavana Solar Park in Choluteca. 880

What’s believed to be the first solar powered ATMs in South Africa are now operating in Mpumalanga in the east of the country – and

Inspired by bamboo’s adaptation to wind, University of Vermont engineers are using it to development a low cost micro-wind turbine. Described as ‘vegetable steel’, bamboo

The headline is a ‘revolution in renewable energy architecture’. What it means is the world’s first white solar panels with no visible cells or connections.

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has announced a plan to provide 3 million more rural families in the nation with small solar power systems over

While it’s not particularly long,  the world’s first solar roadway is now in use in Krommenie, The Netherlands. The 70 metre stretch of bicycle path

October saw more wind power sourced electricity produced in Scotland than would have been consumed by the nation’s households according to WWF Scotland. WWF Scotland

The UN’s IPCC has again urged for the end of use of fossil fuels for power generation, but Australia appears to be thumbing its nose

Grants of up to $70,000 are available in New South Wales to help fund early stage development of community energy projects, such as community-owned solar