Another Record Year For Renewables In Scotland
Renewables met a record-breaking 40.3 per cent of gross electricity consumption in Scotland in 2012 and quarterly data up to Q3 2013 shows that renewable generation this year will likely beat that.
Solar PV Demand To Reach 49 Gigawatts In 2014
NPD Solarbuzz is predicting sunny days ahead for solar power in 2014 and for the Asia Pacific region to account for half of PV demand next year.
More Solar Funding For New York State
Support for solar in New York State received a healthy boost last week, with an additional USD $108 million in funding announced for residential and commercial solar energy projects.
RET Should Be ‘Scrapped Altogether’ : Senator Boswell
It seems Senator Ron Boswell, Nationals Senator for Queensland, has called for Australia’s Renewable Energy Target to be abandoned entirely.
Gullen Range Wind Farm Produces First Power
Seven 2.5MW wind turbines and one 1.5MW turbine are now producing electricity at Gullen Range Wind Farm in Victoria.
China’s Solar Powered Moon Rover Doing Well
Solar power is playing a crucial role in China’s exploration of the moon.
More Negative Renewable Energy Target Signals
With Prime Minister Abbott continuing to talk down renewable energy, it may be wise for households and businesses still considering going solar to take advantage of subsidies now while they are still available.
NEXTDC Takes Solar Into The Cloud
Australia’s largest privately funded solar power system was unveiled this week by leading Data-Centre-as-a-Service (DCaaS) provider, NEXTDC.
Origami Concepts Applied To Solar Panel Arrays
An origami expert has been called upon to help design solar panel arrays for space vehicles and stations.
CSIRO Exports SolarGas Technology To India
Australian scientists are exporting a groundbreaking solar technology in an effort to help India achieve energy security.
