More than half the currently listed solar modules on the CEC’s Approved Products List are scheduled to expire on February 1 next year. [Read more…]
International Solar Alliance Nears Prime Time
A “curtain-raiser” event for the founding ceremony of the International Solar Alliance (ISA) took place in Bonn, Germany yesterday. [Read more…]
BMW Sets 100% Renewable Energy Goal
BMW Group announced at the UN Climate Change Conference in Bonn that its global operations will be powered by 100% renewable energy by 2020. [Read more…]
650MW Renewables Reverse Auction Launches In Victoria
The Victorian government’s renewable energy reverse auction is expected to drive up to $1.3 billion in new investment in large-scale projects in the state. [Read more…]
Queensland Election Solar Scorecard
Solar Citizens has released its Solar Scorecard for the Queensland election – and there’s no surprises as to which parties lead and lag on renewables. [Read more…]
2017’s Emissions Projections “A Step Back For Humankind”
After three years of nearly no growth, global carbon dioxide emissions attributable to fossil fuels and industry are expected to reach around 37 billion tonnes in 2017, up 2%. [Read more…]
RCR Tomlinson Preferred Contractor For Two Major Solar Farms
RCR Tomlinson Ltd announced yesterday it has been chosen as the preferred Engineering, Procurement and Construction contractor for two new large-scale solar farms in Australia. [Read more…]
CEFC Finances Large-Scale Battery System
Australia’s Clean Energy Finance Corporation announced this morning it will be supporting Australia’s first unsubsidised large-scale grid-connected battery. [Read more…]
Queensland Labor Pledges Solar Funding
Advancing solar energy in Queensland will remain an important focus under a re-elected Palaszczuk Government. [Read more…]
Solar Powered E- Rickshaws Part Of India’s Air Pollution Solution
It’s hoped solar energy technology will help power a switch in India from particulate belching auto-rickshaws to zero emissions electric models. [Read more…]
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