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Sunday, 8^th of April 2012   feed-in tariffs Horizon Power solar

Horizon Power of Western Australia will introduce area-specific solar feed-in tariffs, a first for the country. While owners of solar systems in some towns will receive a fairly high rate, others will receive considerably less.

Saturday, 7^th of April 2012   Sunshine Coast TAFE

A new mile stone has been achieved for sustainability in Australia after Queensland’s Sunshine Coast TAFE has become the first educational institution in Australia to be certified carbon-neutral.

Saturday, 7^th of April 2012   Perth Power stations

Marble Bar’s Pippunyah Power Station located north or Perth and the nearby Nullagine Power Station combine state-of-the-art technology to deliver clean solar energy to two of the country’s hottest towns.

Friday, 6^th of April 2012   PV research

Q1’12 global demand is forecast at 6.9 GW, down 35% Q/Q, but up 146% Y/Y, primarily due to delayed policy tightening in Germany. Furthermore, European demand is projected to drop 27% in the second half of the year, an atypical seasonal pattern.

Friday, 6^th of April 2012   Los Angeles plastic

Thursday, 5^th of April 2012   Sunshine Coast

The Caloundra Greens are calling for Sunshine Coast residents to get behind a project that aims to switch Australia to 100% renewable energy sources over the next 10 years.

Tuesday, 3^th of April 2012   Ergon

Ergon Energy is encouraging customers planning to connect solar photovoltaic (PV) systems ahead of planned reductions in federal government incentives on 1 July to submit their application form as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.

Monday, 2^th of April 2012   Q-Cells solar solar city

Townsville has been identified by a Central Queensland University review as one of the best spots in the world to develop solar energy production. There is “outstanding” potential for renewable energy potential in north and central Queensland, according to the report.

Monday, 2^th of April 2012   Big Solar Campaign

The Cairns community got together over the weekend to launch the Big Solar Campaign. The Cairns Climate Action Network is behind the campaign which aims to encourage the roll out of large scale solar projects throughout Australia.