Clean, Safe And Affordable Power For Ghana
Persistent Energy Partners has acquired Impact Energies Ghana to help bring solar to Ghanaian families existing on incomes of $1 – $6 a day.
Maurice Newman Bangs The Anti-Renewables Drum
Maurice Newman, Chair of the Prime Minister’s Business Advisory Council, has pointed to the Renewable Energy Target for affecting Australia’s ability to compete.
Cambridge Discovery Could Be Key To Cheaper Solar
University of Cambridge research has found that the atomic structure of organic solar material is able to generate electron activity in the same way as man-made crystalline solar cells,
Scottish Solar No Slouch
While wind energy may be the renewables poster child in Scotland, the solar power sector’s performance in 2013 has also been impressive.
500MW Of Solar Contracts Up For Grabs In Georgia
The USA’s Georgia Power recently announced combined Requests for Proposals (RFP) for nearly 500 megawatts of utility-scale solar generation.
Cape Wind To Be Powered By Siemens Wind Turbines
The USA’s first offshore wind farm will use 3.6MW wind turbines supplied by Siemens.
Renewable Energy Supplied 42.4% Of Spain’s Power In 2013
Renewable energy provided 42.4% of the electricity demand in Spain this year, 10.5 percentage points higher than in 2012.
Norway – Europe’s Blue-Green Battery?
Europe’s wind power potential is massive, but what happens when the wind isn’t blowing? The answer may lay in tapping into Norway’s hydropower resources.
Australian Energy Technology Assessment 2013 Model Update
The Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics (BREE) released the Australian Energy Technology Assessment (AETA) 2013 Model Update late last week.
Western Australia Solar Uptake – From 1 To 130,000
The growth of residential solar power in Western Australia in the area serviced by Synergy has been nothing short of phenomenal.
