Households in Canberra and the ACT considering going solar need to take action now – the Territory’s feed in tariff is about to be kneecapped for new connections.
Last week, SolarAid became the winner of a £500,000 Google Global Impact Award.
Canadian Solar Inc., has announced it has sold four utility-scale solar power plants to home grown renewable energy firm BluEarth for C$225 million (AU$230.1 million).
It’s death by a thousand cuts, or more accurately, increases. Electricity price rises seem to have become the third thing you can be sure of in life.
Australia is on track to reach its 2020 Renewable Energy Target; with renewables supplying a record 13.14 per cent of Australia’s electricity in 2012.
Diab Engineering in Geraldton, Western Australia, has gone solar in a big way.
New Mexico’s largest solar energy plant, the 50-megawatt Macho Springs Solar Project, will go ahead after a 25-year power purchase agreement (PPA) was signed.
America’s first grid-connected floating wind turbine has been successfully deployed off the coast of Maine as part of a project to tap the USA’s vast offshore wind energy reserves.
Lawmakers and citizens of New York State have developed a passion for solar after Hurricane Sandy exposed major weaknesses in the state’s energy infrastructure.
With the flurry of argy-bargy on the Australian solar scene recently; there’s a danger some prospective solar buyers may be distracted and miss out on important solar feed in tariff deadlines.
