Australian Solar Power Incentives For Business Go Begging

Many Australian business owners are missing out on numerous incentives available for making the switch to solar power
$2 Billion Solar Farm For US Army

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has selected Acciona Solar Power and the Clark Energy Group to develop a 500MW solar farm project at Fort Irwin military complex, located in the Mojave Desert, California.
Dell’s Car Park Solar Farm

The computer giant, Dell, has announced the completion of construction of a new 516-panel solar farm at its Round Rock, Texas headquarters.
Solar Panel Myths – Climate Change Contributors

Solar power is often the victim of detractors; sometimes drawing ire from those with a vested interest in maintaining fossil fuel based economies, but also from uninformed parties perpetuating myths or sowing seeds of doubt in relation to renewable energy.
Wind Power To Bypass Nuclear Power In UK By 2012

When the current round of UK wind farm projects is completed by 2012, wind energy in the nation will have overtaken nuclear power in installed capacity.
Preventing Solar Panel Theft

Solar panels are big business and as with any valuable piece of equipment, they are attracting attention from the darker elements of society. Solar panel theft is on the rise; particularly in the USA.
The 11kW Solar Powered House

A German entry in the U.S. Department of Energy’s Solar Decathlon 2009 produced a surplus of power even during three days of rain.
Canada’s Largest Solar Farm Officially Opened
Consisting of over 126,000 solar panels situated on 90 acres, Canada’s largest solar farm is now producing power for the people of Stone Mills in Ontario.
NEWSFLASH – National Solar Schools Program Shock Suspension

The Australian National Solar Schools Program (NSSP) that provided grants of up to $50,000 for schools to install solar power systems was abruptly suspended without prior notice by the Rudd government just a few hours ago.
Australian Off Grid Solar Rebates Review – Call For Submissions

The Council of Australian Governments (COAG) will be reviewing the possibility of providing additional financial support to off-grid renewable power generation and are encouraging input from individuals, businesses and organisations to inform the review process.






