Stanford University engineers have utilised urea, a compound that can be derived from animal urine, to produce a super-efficient solar battery that could provide a low-cost energy storage solution.

A new report warns fossil fuels may lose 10 per cent of market share to solar panels and electric vehicles within just a decade; enough to cripple energy incumbents.

Australian homeowners are continuing to demonstrate that they are hungry innovators when it comes to adopting solar storage. Our solar owners aren’t waiting for some hypothetical, high level, unfunded innovation policy to kick in – they’re off and running.

GRID Alternatives and Enphase have partnered on a solar-plus-storage project in California's IID, with Enphase supplying the microinverters, batteries and AC converter boxes.