Lawn Mowing Service Taps Solar Power

In the USA, 5 – 10% of the nation’s air pollution has its origins in the operation of petrol powered lawn equipment. A Colorado company is addressing the problem by using equipment such as electric lawn mowers powered by renewable energy.

Ontario Announces 2,500 MW Green Energy Projects

184 new contracts for large clean energy projects have been approved in the Canadian province of Ontario. The projects combined could generate more than 2,500 megawatts of electricity, enough to power 600,000 homes.

Wake University Granted Fiber Solar Cell Patent

Wake Forest University in North Carolina has been granted a patent for new solar-cell technology that it says can double the electricity output compared to flat solar cells on the market today.

Australia : A Clean Energy Superpower By 2050?

A massive retirement of coal-fired power generation plants is looming in Australia and globally. This presents the nation a unique opportunity to move away from the filthy fossil fuel for generating electricity and fully embrace it’s range of renewable energy resources.

Google Petitions Obama On Energy Efficiency

Search engine giant Google was one of dozens of companies and organisations that were signatories of a letter to US President Barack Obama calling on giving every household and business access to useful and actionable information on their energy use.

Australia’s Solar Inverter Shortage Update

Australia is used to droughts and one relating to solar power is causing headaches for consumers and solar companies throughout the country – a shortage of grid connect inverters. This is allowing other quality manufacturers such as Xantrex to gain a foot in the door in the local market – and unfortunately also some brands without such a good reputation.

A Desertec Solar Farm Could Help Power Australia

Siemens’ ‘Picture the Future: Australia – Energy and Water’ states a single solar farm located in central Australia could meet the national electricity demands of the nation during daylight hours.

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