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.
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CEC Touts Clean Energy Led COVID-19 Economic Recovery
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…]WA EPA Thumbs Up For Asian Renewable Energy Hub
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…]City Of Ryde’s New EVs To Be Charged With Solar Power
Sydney’s City of Ryde announced on Friday it has acquired two electric vehicles that will be charged using solar energy.
[Continue reading…]Australian Solar Systems Interest Index – May 2020
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…]Michael Moore Attacks Renewable Industry By Detonating His Own Credibility
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…]WA Government Announces Clean Energy Future Fund Cash
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…]Sun Continues To Shine For Sungrow
Sungrow’s summary report for 2019 shows the company continuing to be one of the leaders in the solar inverter market.
[Continue reading…]Queenslanders Want More Renewables, Not Coal Power
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…]New Behind-The-Meter Data Guidelines Could Reduce Solar Export Restrictions
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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