
Renewable energy sources generated more electricity than coal power in the U.S. during April says the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis. Every. Single. Day.
[Continue reading…]Renewable energy sources generated more electricity than coal power in the U.S. during April says the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis. Every. Single. Day.
[Continue reading…]The Clean Energy Council says an economic recovery led by accelerated renewables and energy storage investment could create tens of thousands of jobs and position Australia as a clean energy superpower.
[Continue reading…]A proposed huge wind and solar energy project in Western Australia’s East Pilbara region looks like it has cleared another hurdle, subject to conditions.
[Continue reading…]Sydney’s City of Ryde announced on Friday it has acquired two electric vehicles that will be charged using solar energy.
[Continue reading…]While interest in buying solar dropped off in March, it started bouncing back in early April – here’s what Australians were looking for in a solar power system last month when using the SolarQuotes service.
[Continue reading…]Two days ago I watched a documentary called Planet of the Humans that was released on Earth Day on April 22. It’s by Jeff Gibbs and promoted by Michael Moore, who was its executive producer.
[Continue reading…]Western Australia’s McGowan Government has opened applications for the first round of the Clean Energy Future Fund (CEFF), worth around $2 million.
[Continue reading…]Sungrow’s summary report for 2019 shows the company continuing to be one of the leaders in the solar inverter market.
[Continue reading…]A poll of more than 1,000 Queensland residents in late March indicates a strong preference for more renewables over new coal-fired power.
[Continue reading…]With 9GW of solar PV installed, Australia’s enthusiastic embrace of household renewables is starting to bump into system capacity issues. As I wrote last week discussing the advent of the two-sided market, the time is coming where the energy sector will need to be able to reach behind the meter and manage the consumer-side resources […]
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