Consumers, PV and storage critical to low carbon grid: AEMO
04 July, 2017
Energy consumers – armed with rooftop solar PV and battery storage – are going to play a critical role in the management of Australia’s grid as it transitions to a low-carbon future, the Australian Energy Market Operator says.
“Baseload”: An outdated term that should not be confused with “reliability”
04 July, 2017
The “coal versus no new coal” debate has come to define the battle lines over Australia’s energy future. It can basically be boiled down to one concept: the assumption that we have to rely on baseload power for the reliability and security of out electricity supply.
GCL-Poly starts construction of new 60,000MT polysilicon plant
23 June, 2017
The project includes a polysilicon plant with production capacity of 60,000MT, comprising of 40,000MT of new-built facilities and 20,000MT existing equipment at it Xuzhou facilities, which are planned to be removed and relocated to Xinjiang at an estimated cost of around US$832 million.
Trump Says ‘Solar Wall’ on Mexican Border Would Pay for Itself
23 June, 2017
U.S. President Donald Trump said he’s proposed building a “solar wall” on the Mexican border that would pay for itself by generating electricity.