A world first renewable energy project has taken its first steps in Australia, with big-name companies Vestas, Tesla, and Windlab backed by Australia’s Clean Energy Finance Corporation partnering on a $160 million, 60 MW hybrid wind, solar, and energy storage project.
Originally published on Renew Economy. Dan Arvizu, the head of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in the US, the world’s largest renewable energy research facility, has some simple points to make when he says that the energy system of today is unsustainable. The first point is on cost, as renewables … [continued]
Originally published on RenewEconomy This is one of the rare times that being a technology company in Australia is a pretty good place to be. At least compared to project developers. Perth-based Carnegie Wave Energy has enjoyed a 150 per cent jump in its share price this year – and … [continued]
