Australian Solar Engineer Scores Top Research Prize
The University of New South Wales’ Professor Stuart Wenham has been awarded the prestigious A F Harvey Engineering Research Prize for his work in solar technology.
Better Solar Through Chemistry
A new method of harvesting fuel from water could answer the question of how to effectively store solar power for use long after the sun goes down.
Madigan Gets It Wrong On Renewables
The Democratic Labour Party’s Senator John Madigan last week unleashed a blistering and misinformed attack on renewable energy’s performance during the recent heatwave.
Tasmania’s Musselroe Wind Farm Opens
Tasmania’s largest wind farm was officially opened on Wednesday by Premier Lara Giddings.
Australian Heatwave Solar Power Statistics
The contribution solar energy has made in combating the effects of the current heatwave is significant.
China Increases Wind And Solar Goals (Again)
2014 was always going to be a good year for wind and solar power in China, but it seems it’s going to get even better.
Renewables Sector Employs 11,695 People In Scotland
A survey commissioned by Scottish Renewables has found Full Time Employment (FTE) among participating companies has reached 11,695.
RET – Will Greg Hunt Be The Last Man Standing?
As Prime Minister Abbott continues to talk down renewables, it seems Environment Minister Greg Hunt and one other are the only remaining Ministers supporting the Renewable Energy Target.
Solar Mounting Systems In The Spotlight
While a mounting system is a critical component of solar panel array, sometimes the quality and installation aren’t given the attention they deserve.
New York Schools To Increase Solar Awareness
The installation of solar power systems on schools in New York State is expected to also result in increased solar uptake in surrounding communities.
