As Australian businesses increasingly become aware of the benefits of solar, more are turning to Energy Matters to help them achieve their solar goals and improve their bottom line.
A report released by the Institute of Public Affairs (IPA) complains that the ABC treats the renewable energy industry highly favourably, the coal industry unfavourably, and the coal seam gas (CSG) industry highly unfavourably.
Kudos to the UK, but Australians should be asking ‘what the heck??’ regarding that nation outperforming our own for solar uptake.
A recent report from the AEMO appears to have had a major impact on the Renewable Energy Target (RET) review panel’s yet to be released findings and recommendations.
A team at the University of Sheffield say they have perfected a technique for fabricating spray-on perovskite solar cells.
The 40 million solar panels Yingli Green Energy has shipped could power millions of homes.
It will probably come as no surprise that the greatest cost concern for Australian households is the electricity bill.
The emergency Sanitation Operation System (eSOS) is a solar powered toilet for use in areas experiencing the aftermath of a disaster.
America’s wind power market continues to boom on the back of government renewable energy incentives, but tax breaks for private investors are also crucial.
The World Bank Group has committed $5 billion for energy projects in six African countries as part of US President Barack Obama’s Power Africa initiative.
