NSW Leads Australia’s Clean Energy Development, Okays 4 New Solar Projects
Western New South Wales will have four new solar projects that would supply power to over 100,000 homes in the region.
Screen-printed Batteries Set to Strengthen Renewables Industry
The screen-printed batteries project of The University of Queensland and the University of New South Wales may pave the way for more advanced technologies for renewable energy storage.
Tips on How to Ace Job Interviews for Job Seekers
Nailing job interviews is often one of the most stressful parts of seeking new jobs. It is difficult enough for job seekers to find potential new employers, but they also have to deal with the burden of leaving a good first impression on the interviewer.
Shepparton Council Eyes Solar Farm Project As Potential Source of Income
A report from Energy Matters stated that some local councilors believe a potential solar farm project near Shepparton, Victoria could be an added source of income.
Clean Energy Council Formally Introduces Women in Renewables Leaders’ Pledge
The Clean Energy Council (CEC) recently launched Women in Renewables Leaders’ Pledge, a new initiative from the CEC to promote better gender diversity in the clean energy industry.
World’s First and Largest Floating Wind Farm Arrives Off Northeast Coast of Scotland
The first comprehensive floating wind farm in the world has begun to materialise off the northeast coast of Scotland, BBC reported.
Australia’s CEFC Investment Commitments for 2016-2017 Amount to Over $2 Billion
Statistics show that clean energy investments of approximately $2 billion across 35 dealings from 2016 to 2017 indicate substantial and secure Australian business growth.
New ARENA Survey Shows Australians Prefer Businesses That Use Renewables
A new report from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) found most Australians are willing to reward big businesses if they use renewable energy, even though some companies believe that their clients do not expect them to use clean energy.
12th COAG Energy Council Meeting Discusses Competent Measures for Reliable and Secure Electricity
The 12th Council of Australian Governments (COAG) Energy Council meeting was held last Friday, July 14, in Brisbane. The main focus of the meeting is to provide Australians with definite, dependable, and inexpensive electricity while lessening emissions.
New Project to Explore Potential Energy From Tidal Power
In finding potential new energy sources, the government is tipping $2.5 million for the use of a project that would track and map the energy within Australia’s tides.