Author: Energy Matters

Yingli Green Energy Singapore has announced the official commissioning of Malaysia’s largest solar farm.

The Greens and Labor have voted down bills seeking to abolish the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) for a second time – providing Prime Minister Abbott a double dissolution trigger.

A new report from Australia’s Climate Council says the nation’s electricity is still largely generated by ageing, inefficient coal-fired power plants.

The ACT government has called for proposals for a new community solar scheme within the Territory.

Accusations of solar households generally being wealthy have been shot down in flames by data from Energex and Energy Matters.

A new ‘suction bucket’ foundation for anchoring offshore wind turbines has the potential to reduce set-up costs of offshore wind energy by up to £1 billion ($AUD 1.8 billion) over the next decade.

It’s become increasingly apparent that Australia is open for business – the filthy coal business.

With little land to spare, Singapore is looking to constructing floating solar farms to help supply electricity to the city-state.

Energy Matters’ sister company has joined TREA; the recently-formed Tasmanian Renewable Energy Alliance.

The President of Chile has inaugurated the Amanecer Solar CAP plant, the largest PV-based power station in Latin America.