DOE Funding Ensures U.S. Solar Success

The 2011 Federal Budget has been described as ‘disappointing’ for the solar energy sector in Australia. It’s easy to see why when you compare funding commitments for renewable energy projects between here and in the USA.

The 2011 Australian Budget And Solar

Home solar power in Australia has endured a battering over the last few weeks in terms of government support and in Tuesday night’s Australian Federal Budget announcements, it was the turn of other elements of Australia’s renewable energy sector.

IPCC Sees Bright Future For Renewables

A new report released by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) says nearly 80 percent of the world‘s energy supply could be sourced from renewables by the middle of this century – if the right policies are in place.

Solar Panel Industry’s Salad Days Of 2010

The solar revolution is gaining momentum, even if some governments are still seemingly ignorant of its potential and in some cases, now apparently actively seeking to rein it in. In 2010, 17.5 GW of solar panel installations occurred globally, blasting past the previous years 7.2 GW by an incredible 141%.

Energy Matters Video News – Episode 31 – May 5, 2011

Virginia covers New South Wales’ Solar Bonus Scheme being put on hold, Harry Reid’s vision for a renewable energy future, distributed vs. centralised solar power based electricity generation and NASA’s solar satellite returning to Earth.

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