2017: The Turnkey Year for Solar Power
| by Erin WaldronIn the US alone, solar and other renewables are growing so rapidly clean energy is expected to account for 80% of all electricity by 2050.
Erin Waldron
Hi, my name is Erin and I am a journalist, content creator and editor working within the Public Relations department at Australian Solar Quotes. I am passionate about the continuously developing renewable energy industry. I am eager to educate others about the benefits and advancements of sustainable living, and I encourage you to join the conversation by leaving a comment below.
Press release by: Erin Waldron
Tesla Powerwall 2 to Avert Future Power Outages In Australia
| by Erin WaldronFairer tariffs can generate cost savings for customers as well as offer incentives to encourage households with solar + battery to transfer energy back into the grid during periods when the demand is high.
More Efficient Catalysts For Better Hydrogen Production
| by Erin Waldrona round-the-clock green fuel and energy storage solution that truly works
Wind Farm Energy Curbs Greenhouse Emissions
| by Erin WaldronEnergy generated from wind farms may play a significant role in meeting the future energy needs of the UK and the process used could be implemented to offer accurate estimates of potential emission savings for...
Solar Power Already More Efficient Than Oil
| by Erin WaldronA major scientific review has determined that solar can generate more energy than oil and is twice as powerful than originally thought.
Tech Giants Race to 100% Renewables
| by Erin WaldronThe worldwide campaign to encourage 100 per cent renewable energy usage by businesses is resulting in an increasing number of Silicon Valley big players to invest in wind and solar power.
Silicon-Free Solar PV Cells Being Developed in Australia
| by Erin WaldronDyesol claims that the new solar panels are bound to become a global technology disruptor. The secret to the innovative technology is perovskite, a unique material that was originally discovered in the mid-19th century in...
Undersea Cable To Export Solar from WA to Indonesia
| by Erin WaldronGeoff James, a private consultant has posited a prospective undersea cable estimated between $6 and $10 billion to connect Java in Indonesia to Western Australia with the aim of exporting solar power.
Emergence of the Solar & Battery Powered Smart Home
| by Erin WaldronAll solar households across Australia can now enhance their energy efficiency and grid independence by adopting the “smart home” concept to explore the various home automation options.
Canberra Scores Best Renewable Energy Target Award
| by Erin WaldronIt comes as no surprise at all that Canberra has scooped up a major award for its commitment towards achieving its renewable energy target of 100 per cent by 2020. This year’s Carbon Disclosure Project’s...
More Australians Signing Up To Energy Retailer Hardship Programs
| by Erin WaldronAccording to the Australian Energy Regulator’s (AER) 2015-16 report on the retail energy market performance, more households feeling the heat where electricity bills are concerned.
Google Will Run Using 100% Renewables
| by Erin WaldronJust last year, Google used the same amount of energy as San Francisco. In 2017, Google plans to source all that energy from renewable energy sources such as wind farms and solar panels.
World’s Safest & Most Reliable Nuclear Power Station
| by Erin WaldronThe nuclear power plant at Zwentendorf an der Donau, Austria is once again the talk in town this time for a good reason—taking advantage of another form of nuclear power located approximately 149.6 million kilometres...
No Early Closure For Solar Bonus Scheme
| by Erin WaldronQueenslanders have a reason to smile after the State ruled out closure of its solar feed-in tariff program known as the Solar Bonus Scheme.
New Australian Embassy in Washington Featuring Solar
| by Erin WaldronNew Australian embassy in Washington to feature solar energy solutions, design will promote an enduring vision of a contemporary and innovative Australia, paying tribute to the Australian landscape.
Australian solar subsidy reduction starts in a few weeks’ time
| by Erin WaldronWe are almost coming to the end of the year and so is the current level of solar subsidies for Australians who postponed purchasing a solar power system.