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A carbon-free energy economy is advancing whether oil and coal companies like it or not.
Gigantic solar installations in space. It sounds fanciful – something out of Star Wars or Star Trek’s universe – but what if it’s actually possible?
Documentaries about sustainable practices are really terrific. They can provide a compelling insight into the current issues that hinder sustainability, and opportunities to address them.
The Victorian government recently made a call for partners in a new solar pilot program. Although a trial program is always a small step, when viewed in context it’s one that provides an insight into where Victoria and other Australian states and territories will need to go in future: to continue to encourage solar panel uptake, while also properly managing the byproduct of it so an oversupply of energy isn’t fed into the grid.
For an Aussie that gets a reputable solar installer to install well-made components with a long-term warranty, they’ll be all set to reap the rewards of taking these steps for years to come.
Late last month ABC news reported a large-scale battery is to be added to Queensland’s power network as experts ask for more renewables due to the Callide fire. The Queensland government is connecting the state’s biggest battery to the power transmission network at Wandoan in the Darling Downs.
When it comes to solar batteries and their performance during colder conditions, it’s essential to know how to keep them warm and functioning effectively.
Solar power and blockchain technology are both seen as cutting-edge technologies that will fundamentally transform how we live in the 21st century.
Solar batteries can make a huge difference to the average home during bad weather. In years gone by if the power went out, there was little a household could do but light some candles and wait for electricity to be restored.
The global outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020 was a major test for the solar industry. Given the popularity of solar power as a technology in Australia and around the world, there was essentially no doubt the interest and support for solar power would outlast the pandemic.
In January of this year Sun Cable signed a development agreement with the Northern Territory government. The plan is one that provides a vibrant illustration of solar’s immense potential as an energy source.
Apple committed to address climate change and increase the use of renewable energy within its supply chain, and in 2018 Apple announced that it was
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