‘Solar Is For The Rich’ Myth Well And Truly Busted
The anti-solar brigade is running out of ammunition after yet another popular myth has again been shown to be completely and utterly false.
France’s Biggest Rooftop Solar Array Using Hanwha Solar Panels
Hanwha Group has announced it delivered 7.7 MW of solar modules for the largest rooftop installation in France.
The Hidden Costs Of Electricity
A new analysis examines six fuels used to generate electricity and their impacts in relation to water, climate change, air pollution, cost risks and other factors.
Solar Credits Subsidy Threatened By Big Business
The Renewable Energy Target review has resurrected many myths, misconceptions and much misinformation about small scale solar power – some of which could threaten remaining subsidies.
Canberra Shooting For 90% Renewable Energy By 2020
The ACT Government has set a goal of 90% of the Territory’s electricity being sourced from renewables by 2020.
Renewable Energy Investment – Stability, Stability, Stability
Echoing comments made earlier this week by the Clean Energy Council, the producer of the world’s most frequently referenced renewables market report underlines the need for stability in Australian renewable energy policy.
More Solar Grandmothers Ready To Light Up Their Worlds
Ten women will soon return to Fiji to install solar power systems in their communities after having studied solar installation at the Barefoot College of India.
Japan Proposes To Dump Nuclear Energy
Like Germany and Switzerland, Japan has announced plans to rid itself of nuclear power.
Australia’s Renewable Energy Target – Stability Crucial
Flip flops isn’t just an American term for a popular form of Aussie footwear; it also describes our country’s approach to renewable energy at times – and to our detriment.
USA’s Top 20 Commercial Solar Power Users
U.S. commercial solar installations could power more than 390,000 American homes according to a new report from the Solar Energy Industry Association (SEIA) and the Vote Solar Initiative.
