Cancun Climate Change Conference Outcomes
Held in Cancun, Mexico, COP16 did not labour under the level of scrutiny and media pressure that the Copenhagen talks did; nobody really expected revolutionary outcomes that would change the face of world energy commerce, and the Conference didn’t deliver any.
Fujitsu Unveils New Solar Hybrid Technology
Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd has announced the development of a new hybrid energy harvesting system that generates electricity from either heat or light using a single device.
Bosch’s First U.S. Ground Mount Solar Farm
Last week, Bosch Solar AG announced the first onsite installation of its ground-mount solar panels in the U.S.
Solar Powered Insects – The Oriental Hornet
The old saying goes there’s nothing new under the sun and it seems solar panels have been in use by a member of the insect world long before man’s eureka moment. Introducing the solar powered Oriental Hornet.
U.S Renewable Energy And Energy Efficiency Export Initiative
This week the US launched its latest salvo in the renewable energy title fight. U.S. Commerce Secretary Gary Locke joined seven other U.S. government agencies in launching a coordinated effort to promote renewable energy and energy efficiency exports – the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Export Initiative.
Go Solar Or Go Under In California
The US is fast becoming a solar energy generation hub, particularly in California, where a perhaps over-ambitious State-ordered 2010 renewable energy supply deadline has led to explosive growth in solar farms.
Energy Matters Video News – Episode 21 – December 9, 2010
In this episode, Virginia covers recent changes to Australia’s solar credits scheme, Australian solar power jobs potential, a possible end to coal fired power generation in South Australia and ASI funds new CSIRO solar projects.
Majority Of Farmers Considering Rooftop Solar Farms
A recent survey has found 80% of farmers are considering harvesting the sun through rooftop solar farms to help power their operations and to create an additional revenue stream.
The Tobacco Virus Battery
Researchers at the University of Maryland’s A. James Clark School of Engineering and College of Agriculture and Natural Resources are harnessing properties of the tobacco virus to create a new generation of highly efficient batteries.
Australian Solar Power – Don’t Forget The Jobs Potential
If industry research from the US is anything to go by, the sun should be allowed to continue to shine on our solar power industry; even just based on the potential number jobs it can create here in Australia.
