The latest U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Energy Infrastructure Update doesn’t offer much joy to coal power supporters.
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Bylong Coal Mine May Proceed
IPCC report be damned. The NSW Government is pushing ahead with approving a major coal mine at Bylong.
[Continue reading…]Tesla Raises Powerwall 2 Price – Just In Time For Australian Battery Subsidies
Only 8 months after increasing the price of the Powerwall 2 in February, Tesla is about to bump it up again. This time by a much heftier amount.
[Continue reading…]Gippsland’s First Solar Microgrid Powered Residential Development
Korumburra in Gippsland, Victoria will soon boast a solar powered residential development backed by a microgrid, designed for those aged 55+.
[Continue reading…]Solar Farm At Chernobyl Officially Opened
Late last week, a solar panel installation at the site of the infamous Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine was officially unveiled.
[Continue reading…]NT Renewable Energy Target – Movement At The Station
It appeared the Northern Territory Government was so busy fracking around with gas in recent times, it had forgotten its renewable energy commitment.
[Continue reading…]Volvo Turns To Solar Power
Solar panels recently installed at Volvo’s car factory in Ghent, Belgium represent the first time the company has used solar power for its manufacturing operations.
[Continue reading…]Light Rail On Water – Solar Powered Ferries For The Gold Coast
Solar powered catamaran ferries may be quietly cruising the waters of the Broadwater and Nerang River on Queensland’s Gold Coast next year.
[Continue reading…]Australian Solar Systems Interest Index – October 2018
There’s no slowing Australia’s home solar revolution it seems, with September seeing even more Australians looking to take control of their electricity bills via our service here on SolarQuotes.
[Continue reading…]Another Record-Breaking Year For Solar Power In Australia
Australia’s Clean Energy Regulator estimates 1,600 megawatts (MW) of small scale solar capacity will be installed this year, a 44% jump on 2017. It may wind up being more and even at 1,600MW, it will be another record-breaking year.
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