Employment in renewable energy globally hit 12.7 million jobs last year, and solar power accounted for more than a third of the roles.
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$211,000 Donation Saves $4,600,000 In Fuel For Impoverished Communities
Australian charity Pollinate Group continues to make significant headway in the distribution of micro-solar power solutions within impoverished communities beyond our shores; with some help from SolarQuotes.
[Continue reading…]SAPN Reflects On Energy Transition Challenges Ahead
South Australia’s Distributed Network Service Provider (DNSP) SA Power Networks (SAPN) has released its first- ever sustainability report containing a bunch of interesting solar-related facts and figures.
[Continue reading…]SolarEdge Home Battery Review: 3 Months In
Two years ago, I had a 6.6kW SolarEdge/Seraphim solar system installed on my house in Adelaide. A few months ago I decided to join the increasingly-less-exclusive club of home battery owners.
[Continue reading…]Queanbeyan Council Confirms Power Partnership Pledges
After community consultation, Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council (QPRC) has selected five pledges as part of its participation in the Cities Power Partnership program.
[Continue reading…]Haystacks Solar Garden Broadens Horizons
A pioneering solar garden initiative in Australia geared towards renters and apartment-dwellers has expanded its potential “gardener” pool to several other states.
[Continue reading…]Green Light For New Zealand’s Tauhei Solar Farm
It’s taken just 70 working days for an application to build a solar farm in Waikato to be given an important thumbs up to proceed (with conditions).
[Continue reading…]Tasmanian Energy Saver Loan Scheme Slammed
Tasmania’s Government has confirmed the finance partner and program provider for its Energy Saver Loan Scheme – but not everyone is impressed.
[Continue reading…]Community Solar For South Hobart Tip?
A City of Hobart Councillor wants to see a solar farm established at the local tip site, for the benefit of Council and renters.
[Continue reading…]Australians Edgy About Climate Change Impacts
A 34-country survey for the World Economic Forum (WEF) found a significant amount of pessimism on the impacts of climate change, both here and abroad.
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