
The latest Lowy Institute Poll indicates an overwhelming majority of Australians still want more renewables rather than coal power in the nation’s energy mix.
[Continue reading…]The latest Lowy Institute Poll indicates an overwhelming majority of Australians still want more renewables rather than coal power in the nation’s energy mix.
[Continue reading…]I’ve had a request to clear up the question of whether REC is a European or Asian company. The confusion arises because although the company was founded in Norway and has its headquarters there, it manufactures REC solar panels in Singapore and is owned by a Chinese corporation. I have looked into this topic exhaustively and […]
[Continue reading…]SolarEdge Technologies, Inc. has announced it has filed a lawsuit for patent infringement against Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd., Huawei Technologies Düsseldorf GmbH and WATTKRAFT Solar GmbH, a distributor of Huawei’s products in Germany.
[Continue reading…]The cupboard was bare for solar power and renewable energy overall in NSW Budget 2018-19, but that isn’t likely to hold back the uptake of solar panels in the state.
[Continue reading…]China’s Jiangsu Seraphim Solar System Co., Ltd. has announced it will be the sole module supplier for a 246MW solar project in Ukraine. The facility will be located near Dnepropetrovsk, the country’s fourth largest city.
[Continue reading…]Members of the Monash Forum are readying for a battle for hearts, minds and funds as the direction of Australia’s energy future is determined.
[Continue reading…]The Clean Energy Council has announced that Zhejiang BLD solar panels have been removed from its Approved Products List.
[Continue reading…]The City of London Corporation has announced it will source all of its electricity from renewables from October this year – and solar power will play a role.
[Continue reading…]A panel of Australian solar industry veterans yesterday discussed the current state of play with regard to home battery storage in Australia.
[Continue reading…]A new report confirms what many already know – the most prevalent driving factor in Australia for adopting solar power appears to be reducing current electricity bills and acting as a hedge against further potential price rises.
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