U.S. President Barack Obama’s State Of The Union speech may have sent shivers up the spines of oil executives as he laid out his vision for a clean energy future; indicating the end of the oil subsidy gravy train.
The global solar inverter market is predicted to reach $8.5 billion by 2014 – representing the sale of more than 7 million inverters that year; up from less than 1 million units in 2009.
A chemical researcher from Tel Aviv University claims to have pricked the bubble of hype surrounding popular thought on increased energy conversion in thin film solar panel technology, saying the theory behind the improvement is simply flawed.
The eyes of moths are providing inspiration for the next generation of solar panels.
Infigen Energy has gained planning approval for a PV based solar farm in Bugendore, New South Wales, not far from the state’s border with the A.C.T.
Jobs in California’s green sector grew more than three times faster than total employment in the state for the period January 2008 – 2009; and many were related to renewable energy.
Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, an internationally recognised haven for exotic plant and animal species, is hoping to draw crowds with its latest attraction when it becomes home to America’s largest publicly accessible urban solar panel array.
Senegalese solar power company SPEC is establishing the first solar panel production line in West Africa, with the support of overseas technology partners.
The US Department of Energy (DOE) says it will guarantee a loan of almost $1 billion to ensure the construction of an Arizona solar farm will go ahead as planned.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with Xantrex Technology Inc., have announced a voluntary recall of some Xantrex solar inverter models sold in the USA and Canada. Units sold in Australia are not affected.
