Author: Energy Matters

The USA’s Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) has approved a $250 million loan for a major CSP facility in Israel’s Negev Desert.

The Australian Solar Council has launched its first ever TV and print advertising campaign as part of its efforts to save the nation’s Renewable Energy Target.

Former U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu isn’t mincing words these days – and he offers some advice to help power companies avoid a “death spiral”.

Hardly a day has gone by recently without SunEdison appearing in renewable energy headlines – and the mover and shaker of the solar world has just finished another major project.

Australia’s renewable energy sector has perhaps found an unexpected ally in Clive Palmer and the Palmer United Party (PUP).

Enphase Energy is pursuing opportunities in New Zealand and also has hungry eyes for across the ditch.

The U.S. Navy hopes to beam solar power from space using a massive array of solar panels assembled in orbit by a team of robots.

Available Australian and international evidence does not support the notion that wind farms cause adverse health effects says the Australia Medical Association (AMA).

Swedish company Kraftpojkarna has set a new record for the largest solar park on trackers in Scandinavia.

Powerway PV SA and Sungrow have announced the two companies will be opening a solar inverter manufacturing facility in South Africa.