Author: Energy Matters

US-based SunEdison has burst on to the UK renewables scene after a financing agreement with Deutsche Bank.

Australia’s Climate Change Authority (CCA) has just released ‘Reducing Australia’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Targets and Progress Review – Final Report’.

Ground-breaker, risk-taker, challenge-seeker or game-changer? The Australian Technologies Competition might be for your company.

Just 13% of Australians surveyed believe the nation’s Renewable Energy Target (RET) is set too high.

Yingli Solar has announced it will supply a total of 54 MW of solar modules to seven projects in the United Kingdom.

The National Health and Medical Research Council has found there is no reliable or consistent evidence that wind farms are directly responsible for negative health effects in humans.

The Federal Government promised an open and transparent RET review – but to some it’s appearing as a rigged game from the get-go.

SunEdison and MIC Solar Energy Holdings announced last week the completion of a 16.4 megawatt solar farm located on Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Arizona.

The useful service life expectancy of wind turbines has been questioned in the past – but it seems older turbines still perform well.

A total of 60 gigawatts of coal fired power generation capacity was to have been retired by 2020 in the USA, but new projections show 90% will occur by 2016.