Tokelau Achieves Solar Power Goal

Nearly 100 per cent of Tokelau’s electricity needs are now met through solar energy, which has allowed the nation to ditch much of its heavy reliance on diesel generators.
Australian Solar Council Releases RET Recommendations Analysis

The Australian Solar Council has released a detailed analysis by industry experts of the Climate Change Authority’s (CCA) draft recommendations for the Renewable Energy Target.
Unfavourable Outlook For Natural Gas And Brown Coal

The growth wind power in Australia will hurry along the decline of coal and even the future of gas has been called into question.
MP’s – How Many Pro-Solar Voters In Your Electorate?

Some MP’s will get a nasty shock and others a pleasant surprise this morning as they gain more insight into how many pro-solar voters live in their electorates.
Senate Select Committee on Electricity Prices Report Released

The Senate Select Committee on Electricity Prices has acknowledged residential and commercial solar have had a positive impact on the cost of electricity.
Australian Solar Council Slams Discrimination Against Home Solar

The Australian Solar Council (previously known as AuSES) has expressed serious concerns with regard to the Climate Change Authority’s (CCA) Review of the Renewable Energy Target Discussion Paper.
Samsung’s Solar Powered Internet Schools

Samsung is helping students in Africa via its solar powered classrooms – and they are much more than just a converted shipping container with solar panels whacked on the top.
World’s Largest Wind Farm Starts Producing Electricity

The first electricity has been generated by the London Array Offshore Wind Farm.
CHOICE Calls For Affordable Electricity

CHOICE is calling for urgent reforms to Australia’s ‘broken’ energy system that has seen electricity prices jump 50% in the last five years.
King Island Renewable Energy Integration Project Stage 1 Opened

The first stage of the $46 million King Island Renewable Energy Integration Project (KIREIP) was officially opened on Friday.