212 state schools in Queensland are having solar panels installed under the first phase of the Palaszczuk Government’s Advancing Clean Energy Schools Program (ACES). [Read more…]
Coalition Considering Carbon Capture And Storage Support
The Morrison Government is reportedly giving serious consideration to carbon capture and storage (CCS) as a climate change mitigation policy. [Read more…]
Solar Victoria’s Industry and Consumer Reference Group Established
The Industry and Consumer Reference Group (ICRG) advising Solar Victoria kicked off on Friday with its first meeting. [Read more…]
NAB Coal, Renewable Energy Commitments Criticised
National Australia Bank’s latest Sustainability Report indicates a greater focus on renewable energy and less on coal. But some of its commitments have drawn criticism from both sides of the climate change debate. [Read more…]
Canadian Solar’s Q3 Results
Canadian Solar shipped more solar panel capacity in the third quarter than guidance predicted and the firm is planning a significant increase in module manufacturing capacity. [Read more…]
Clean Energy Regulator Frustrated With SRES Non-Compliance
Australia’s Clean Energy Regulator says it continued to see “unacceptably high-levels of wilful and reckless non-compliance” in connection with STC creation under Australia’s Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme (SRES) in 2018-19. [Read more…]
Risen Energy Solar Panel Product Warranty Boosted In Australia
Risen Energy has bumped up the product warranty offered in Australia for rooftop installations of its solar panels from 12 to 15 years. [Read more…]
Big Changes At SunPower
SunPower has announced it will spin off much of its solar panel manufacturing into a new company – Maxeon Solar Technologies. [Read more…]
RACV On The Road To More Renewables
The Royal Automobile Club of Victoria has committed to powering all its Victorian clubs, resorts and office buildings with 100% renewables from the beginning of next year. [Read more…]
Higher Electricity Network Charges For Victorians In 2020
Victoria’s households and small businesses will be digging deeper into their pockets from January 1 next year to cover electricity network charges after a decision by the Australian Energy Regulator (AER). [Read more…]
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