Author: Energy Matters

SunEdison has announced it has secured construction financing for the 60 MW Regulus solar power plant located in Kern County, California.

While 10% of the Australian solar market is made up of commercial installations currently, this number is forecast to grow to more than 50% of installations over the next few years.

It’s Agfest time in Tasmania and Energy Matters is once again attending; offering information and great deals on solar power for home and business.

A new report showing a major increase in approvals for megawatt-scale solar farms will position the UK as Europe’s biggest photovoltaic market by the end of the year.

The ‘solar is for the urban rich’ myth has been dead and buried for a while and a new study will ensure it will continue to be so.

According to a Clean Energy Council commissioned report, removing Australia’s Renewable Energy Target (RET) would see Australian households paying billions more for electricity.

As solar power system owners increasingly look to cut ties with the mains grid; battery lifespan becomes an important issue when shopping for a home energy storage solution.

New Zealand is supporting the construction of the Pacific’s largest solar panel array in Samoa and also providing a helping hand for other Pacific Nations to pursue clean energy.

39th U.S. President and solar advocate Jimmy Carter will be speaking at the 11th annual American Renewable Energy Day (AREDAY) Summit.

The latest on the Renewable Energy Target review indicates more strongly than ever that the best time to go solar may well be now.