Obama Calls For More Solar To Help Battle Climate Change
U.S President Barack Obama has put solar and other renewables in the spotlight as part of a plan to reduce the nation’s carbon emissions.
Two Solar Initiatives 2013 International Ashden Award Winners
Azuri Technologies and SolarAid were recently named among the winners of the 2013 International Ashden Awards.
SMA’s New Solar Inverter Incorporates Battery Energy Storage
SMA’s latest inverter that incorporates a lithium ion battery has won an award at Intersolar Europe 2013 in Munich.
King Island Wind Farm Feasibility Study To Proceed
Hydro Tasmania says it will proceed with a feasibility for a wind farm on King Island, a facility that if constructed would be the largest in the Southern Hemisphere.
DOE Expands Solar Research Capability
A new $135 million renewable energy research facility is the latest addition to the U.S. Department of Energy’s network of National Laboratories.
Australia’s Top Solar Electorates Plus Interactive Map
If you’ve ever wondered how many solar power systems are installed in your electoral region, this interactive map will tell you that and more.
Ailing Aussie Dollar Puts Pressure On Solar Prices
With the Australian dollar predicted to weaken further, the time to go solar is now.
Energy Matters Supporting Solar Citizens
Australian grassroots group Solar Citizens is gaining a helping hand in its important work from national solar provider Energy Matters.
Japan’s Farmers To Benefit From Rooftop Solar Power
Japan’s agricultural body has announced plans to spend AU$93 million installing 30 megawatts of solar on the rooftops of livestock barns and distribution centres.
Street Charge – Free Mobile Phone Solar Charging
Australian telcos take note – AT&T’s Street Charge is providing free solar mobile charging stations in locations throughout New York City.