By Sophie Vorrath Victorian network operator Powercor signs MOU to help rural town of Newstead shift to 100 renewable energy by 2021. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
By Simon Evans The 2016 BP energy outlook, published this week, shows the oil company’s views on the shape and direction of energy demand over the next 20 years have barely shifted. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
By NASA Concentrated solar thermal power plants use the Sun’s energy to heat water and produce steam that spins energy-generating turbines. The post NASA Images of Noor Concentrated Solar Thermal Power Plant in Morocco Taken From Space appeared first on Solar Thermal Magazine. Related posts: For more great articles: Solar Thermal Magazine
By Sophie Vorrath New Greens policy to cut local government energy bills by allowing solar companies to install PV on council buildings and infrastructure, as well build new solar car parks and shades at community centres. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
By Sophie Vorrath Poll finds most Australians would favor parties who promoted maximum uptake of rooftop solar and battery storage, and strong commitment to large-scale solar and wind. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
By Simon Hackett While cutting the power cord sounds good in theory, in practice consumers gain many more advantages from staying connected to the grid. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
By Sophie Vorrath January 2016 marks worst start to year for solar PV in Australia since 2012, with volumes down across almost all states and system sizes. Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
By Giles Parkinson Tasmania wholesale electricity prices set to rise to 10 times last year’s rate as state turns to diesel to solve supply crisis. Wind and solar would have been much cheaper> Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Renew Economy
The Belgian Green politician Björn Rzoska has recently entered quite a remarkable commuting experiment. In the next three months, he will travel from his home to the Flemish Parliament in Brussels on a 45 km/h electric bike. As a result, he will be riding around 100 km a day. Read Full Article Here For more…
By [email protected] (tsport100) Watch the all new Tesla Model X P90D Ludicrous race the Model S also with Ludicrous in an all out drag racing shootout. The Model X P90D with the $10,000 Ludicrous Mode runs 11.61 @ 116 MPH in the 1/4 mile setting a new world record for the quickest production Read Full…
By Stanford University The gap allowed gases to move up and down freely like a chimney and contaminate the drinking water supply. The post Does Living Near an Oil or Natural Gas Well Affect Your Drinking Water? appeared first on Solar Thermal Magazine. Related posts: For more great articles: Solar Thermal Magazine
By Christopher Arcus We are experiencing a quiet revolution. Everything appears the same from the outside. The streets, the towns and cities, and everyday life are the same. To be sure, there are changes. The internet has appeared, and computers and smartphones are everywhere, but for the most part, we drive our cars, Read Full…
By Christopher Arcus The Bolt announcement has revealed significant details of the new Chevy Bolt electric vehicle. The pleasing combination of range, performance, and price are at a new level for electric vehicles. With the current information, we can now compare to figures for the Sonic/Trax, the platform the Bolt shares, as well Read Full…
By Christopher Arcus Which charges faster, a Tesla Model S or a Nissan Leaf? Get out your calculators. Ready, set, go. All batteries are described by their ability to deliver current and voltage. Open circuit voltage is the voltage batteries produce when not connected to a load or to a really small load Read Full…
By ST Staff Writers sPower and Salt River Project today announced the opening of sPower Sandstone Solar, one of the Valley’s largest photovoltaic facilities. The post Sandstone Solar Utility-Scale Solar Project Begins Operation appeared first on Solar Thermal Magazine. Related posts:Mississippi Power’s Utility-Scale Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Solar Thermal Magazine