$11B Spent On Electricity Infrastructure Used Only 4 Days A Year
A survey carried out by consumer group Choice shows electricity price rises are one of the biggest concerns of Australian households.
Sharp Unveils Semi-Transparent Solar Panel
Sharp has released details of a new see-through solar panel that can replace windows and has other architectural applications.
How Much Solar Could We Have If Fossil Fuels Weren’t Subsidised?
How much more solar power could we have installed if we had gotten rid of subsidies for fossil fuels? According to the European Commission, nearly 10 times more than we have now.
Energy Matters Video News – Episode 74 – September 26, 2012
Virginia reports on more solar myths busted, the Solar Credits subsidy threatened by big business and the importance of stable renewable energy policy for Australia.
Ahem, Mr. President, About The White House Solar Panels
A couple of years ago, the prospect of solar panels being installed on the White House seemed promising. So what has happened since?
Australian Solar Panel Coating Manufacturer Secures $5M Funding
Queensland based Brisbane Materials has received financial backing from the Southern Cross Renewable Energy Fund.
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.
‘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.
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.
