Phono Solar Panels Achieve PID Grade A Rating

Phono Solar is a company that most Australians wouldn’t be familiar with – but may be hearing a lot more from soon.
SMA Assists Sandy Affected Customers

Solar inverter manufacturer SMA is going above and beyond to assist clients in the USA impacted by Hurricane Sandy.
Renewable Energy Most Cost Effective Power Generation Option

A new report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) states renewables have become the most cost-effective method of electricity generation for hundreds of millions of people worldwide who do not have access to mains grid power.
Surviving The Solar Panel Installation Stampede

Households in a hurry to have a solar panel system installed before the looming subsidy cut deadline still need to exercise caution and understand what it is they are buying – and who they are buying it from.
Energy Matters Video News – Episode 76

Virginia reports on the early end to the Solar Credits multiplier subsidy, Power One’s new inverter range for Australia and enhanced warranty, SunLock’s Australian success and solar power’s role in a new electric motorbike land speed record.
Global Wind Energy Outlook – Fourth Edition

Greenpeace International and the Global Wind Energy Council released the fourth edition of the Global Wind Energy Outlook last week.
Power-One Beefs Up Inverter Range And Warranty

Australian solar buyers now have more choice in Aurora inverters – and an even more robust warranty arrangement.
Stop The Solar Coaster Petition Launched

Fed up with the raw deal the solar industry and households wanting to slash their electricity bills have been getting in terms of government flip-flops on support; 100 Percent have launched a petition.
Early Solar Subsidy Cut Condemned

Yet another rush to order and install solar power systems has been triggered after the Federal Government announced an early end to the Solar Credits multiplier – a move that has been condemned by the industry and its supporters.
NEWSFLASH – Solar Credits Subsidy Slashed Prematurely

The Federal Government has announced it is totally phasing out the Solar Credits multiplier 6 months early – meaning the subsidy will be reduced by 50%.