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Hydrogen export to surge the solar future of SA
The potential for growth in the global hydrogen market is exponential. SA has already taken measures to harness its renewable energy resources and is making a […]
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Matt Kean to forestall climate changes
New South Wales Energy Minister Matt Kean states that those who hamper the global transition from fossil fuels are actually standing in the way of the […]
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Whole of System Plan to transform WA’s energy landscape
The Western Australian energy sector is undergoing an unprecedented change. As a part of it, the Energy Transformation Taskforce of WA has developed a Whole of […]
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Western Australia Renewable Energy Hub – Expanded to 26 GW
Recently, we reported on the 15 GW Asian Renewable Energy hub in Pilbara, Western Australia. It was given the recommendation by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) […]
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Solar Electricity is the King- World Energy Outlook 2020
The annual World Energy Outlook has been released for 2020 by the International Energy Agency (IEA). The IEA highlights how the Covid-19 pandemic has shocked the […]
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A Look Through the Solar Windows and Perovskite Solar Cells
Despite the current efforts, climate change is inevitable and irreversible at the current pace of human development. United Nation foresee circular economy – “an economy in which […]
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WA Government launches Distributed Energy Buyback Scheme
The West Australian Government announced on 31 August 2020 that the existing Renewable Energy Buyback Scheme (REBS) will be replaced by the Distributed Energy Buyback Scheme […]
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60 MW Floating Solar on the Tengeh Reservoir
The conventional renewable energy farms like solar and wind needs space – a lot of it. This important factor places a bottleneck on the green energy […]
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NSW Grants to Increase Solar Panel Recycling and Reuse
Solar panels provide a sustainable energy option for us. At present, it is one of the cheapest and easily deployable energy solution for end-users as well […]
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Low Energy Light Can Increase Efficiency of Solar Cells
At present, most of the commercially available single-sided solar cells can convert sunlight to energy at an average efficiency of around 21%. This is very low. […]
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Potential for Clean Energy Jobs amidst Economic Slowdown
So far, the year 2020 has been arduous for the Australian economy. Events like Black Summer Bushfires and the Covid-19 pandemic also had a high toll […]
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Jinko Solar New Solar Cell Record and Tiger Pro Series
Jinko Solar is one of the largest solar cell manufacturers globally. They serve over 100 countries and possesses a vertically integrated solar product chain with an […]
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100% Renewables Commitment of Sungrow Inverters
Sungrow is one of the largest manufacturer and exporter (to over 60 countries) of solar PV inverters. They have over 100 GW of inverter installations worldwide […]
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Standards for Solar PV, Battery Storage & Electric Vehicles
The uptake of rooftop solar systems, battery storage and electric vehicles continues to rise in Australia. The country is expected to connect about 12 GW of […]
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15 GW Renewable Energy Hub in Pilbara, WA
There are a large number of ongoing high capacity wind energy and solar-PV projects in Australia. As reported previously, the Asian Renewable Energy Hub is such […]
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Coronavirus Precautions – On the Day of Solar Panel Installation
In line with current World Health Organisation and government recommendations surrounding the Coronavirus outbreak, REGEN POWER is taking some basic precautions to protect our customers and […]
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