In this episode, Virginia covers changes to the NSW Solar Bonus Scheme, the opening of the world’s largest offshore wind farm, City of Sydney’s major solar project, California’s new renewable energy target and more.
Northern Ireland is considering an ambitious target of 40% renewables sourced electricity by 2020.
According to the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC), the world’s installed wind power capacity should reach close to 200 GW by the end of this year.
After having commissioned one of the largest rooftop solar arrays in Australia, Johnson & Johnson Medical has unveiled the largest solar panel array in U.S. state of New Jersey.
California upped its renewable energy target last week, boosting it to 33% by 2020.
For those with serious investment in the progress of the solar energy industry – be it financial or just a hope for a more renewable energy focused future – the results of a new study from the Earth Policy Institute must come as very welcome news indeed.
A team from North Carolina State University have developed a type of solar photovoltaic “leaf” cell that mimics a plant’s photosynthesis process.
The world’s largest offshore wind farm, situated off England’s south east coast, was officially opened last week.
The future direction of renewable energy deployment and funding in Europe will be discussed by government ministers and energy industry heavyweights during a three-day alternative energy forum to be held in London next month.
Automakers have finally seemed to come to terms with the fact that green is the new black. One has gone so far as using a different sort of green in the body of an electric car – hemp – and it’s stirring up quite a buzz.
