More Efficient Solar Cells For Temperate Climates
Glyndwr University in Wales will take the lead in a £4.4 million (AUD$7.15 million) study into improving the efficiency of photovoltaic solar cells in temperate climates, with a view to boosting uptake of solar energy in the UK.
Australian Electricity Generation Technology Costs Report
Minister for Resources and Energy, Martin Ferguson AM MP today released the Australian Electricity Generation Technology Costs – Reference Case 2010 report in Canberra.
15MW Wind Turbine Project Announced
Watch out Aerogenerator X team, the Azimut mega-wind turbine project is hot on your trail.
Solar Energy Industry To Have A Voice At COP16
The global solar industry will come together at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP16) to be held in Cancun from November 29 to December 10.
57.9 Million Smart Meters For The USA
According to a report from Pike Research, 57.9 million smart meters are slated to be installed by 90 electricity companies in the USA.
Energy Matters Video News – Episode 19 – November 25, 2010
In this episode, Virginia covers covers solar power vs. coal and land use, the Clean Energy Council backs Brumby, 5.7 million dollars in funding for a Queensland solar farm and the Victorian Greens pledge to divert funds from coal to renewable energy.
Ontario’s Renewable Energy Revolution – Coal Free By 2014
When it comes to progressive renewable energy policies and climate change initiatives, most people look to European nations with their lucrative feed-in tariffs, vast numbers of wind turbines, and fields bristling with solar panels.
Boeing Announces Mass Production Of 39.2% Efficient Solar Cell
The Boeing Company has announced it is commencing mass production of its high efficiency solar cell, the C3MJ+. Boeing claims a conversion efficiency of 39.2 percent, the industry’s highest-efficiency cell.
ABC Radio Discussion Sparks Solar Power Supporter Outrage
An Australia Talks segment on ABC Radio earlier this week focusing on solar power and electricity prices has received a great deal of attention; with solar supporters expressing outrage at the ongoing sledging of solar energy in Australia and also questioning the financial support the coal industry receives.
Carbon Price Won’t Wreck The Economy – CEC
Australia’s peak renewable energy body claims that putting a price on carbon would have less of an impact on the economy than the recent surge of the Australian dollar.
