Trump’s far-fetched solar wall idea sparks surge in US solar stocks
Trump's planned "solar wall" might take a century to generate enough power to pay for itself, but the fact that Trump said the word "solar" is lighting a fire under solar stocks.
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Inertia in power system: We don’t actually need that much
We don't need as much inertia in the power system as many think, and with a few simple changes we won’t need to mandate inertia limits either. Here's why.
Vector/LG Chem win 5MW battery storage tender for Alice Springs
Vector wins tender with LG Chem battery storage, which grid operator says will allow significant increase in solar capacity in Alice Springs and a payback in 4 years.
Vector/LG Chem win 5MW battery storage tender for Alice Springs
Vector wins tender with LG Chem battery storage, which allow significant increase in solar capacity in Alice Springs and a payback in 4 years.
Tritium wins tender to provide 52 custom-built Veefil-UT fast chargers for Stomnetz Hamburg
Tritium partners with Stromnetz Hamburg GmbH to adapt its fast charger for Hamburg’s inner-city environment.
Driverless vehicle research focus of MoU
Queensland University of Technology will work with the University of Nevada to collaborate on driverless vehicle technology.
Birdsville geothermal plant to finally get major upgrade
Australia's only geothermal power supply is to finally get its long awaited upgrade.
Australia ignores risks, shirks moral responsibility on climate
Climate risks are either not understood or wilfully ignored at leadership level in Australia, a profound failure of imagination, and far worse than that which triggered the GFC in 2008.
Australia’s new citizenship test: swear allegiance to Queen and Coal
Text used for preparation for citizenship test looks like marketing material for the coal lobby.
It’s so hot in Phoenix, Arizona, planes can’t take off
In a sign of just how hot things are getting, American Airlines cancelled 50 flights out of Phoenix because the planes can’t operate above 118°F.