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Tritium is expanding into the UK market with its award-winning range of Veefil fast chargers, and has signed its first UK distributor, Electric World Enterprises Ltd (EwE).

State-of-the-art building housing GE’s Queensland Headquarters utilizing cloud-based platform for operational improvements and improved energy efficiency

First two stages of 300MW solar farm near Port Augusta will provide grid stability services - even at night - and be "battery storage ready". CEO Tony Concannon says combination of solar and storage will soon fall "well below" $100/MWh, meaning major changes for the grid.

Carbon emissions from energy use by Americans fell 1.7 percent last year, part of a decade-long slide in the carbon footprint of energy in the U.S.

ENGIE Executive Vice President has signed eight agreements to develop sustainable and clean energy solutions, in line with the Group’s strategy.

Bosch and Daimler are working together to take the development of fully automated, driverless vehicles forward.

New data shows that for a couple of hours on Sunday, wind and solar were about 15/16 of South Australian demand and something like 70% of the total over the day.

University of Texas team develops low-cost, high energy density, non-combustible battery that could be game-changer for EV uptake.

Junior telco amaysim buys on line retailer Click Energy to create an "asset light" company that can specialise in "smart home" and challenge energy retailer and telco incumbents utilities without the burden of legacy fossil fuel plants.

Evidence is growing that air turbulence is becoming stronger and more frequent because of climate change.

New poll reveals most people – including Coalition voters – not buying Turnbull govt anti-renewables rhetoric, want more ambitious action.

Coal power plant emissions fell by an impressive 11%, according to new EU data, but still accounted for 39% of total emissions.

Falling costs allowed the world to add record new renewable capacity even as investment fell, according to a new report.

Australian rooftop solar installations reached record number for the first quarter, as consumers reacted to soaring electricity bills.

The fossil fuel industry’s scare campaign over renewable energy has seen households and businesses flocking to install solar on their roofs.

Yet another report highlights how fossil fuel generators have "melted" in the summer heatwave, with 3,000MW of capacity lost as use of air conditioners soared in early February.

SolarEdge is expanding its business in the Indian PV market with a new country manager, office, and recruitment of a local team.

Wind & solar PV will likely meet at least 15% of NEM demand by 2019. Even more remarkably,wind and solar could account for 64% of demand in South Australia - an unparalleled percentage.

A decision next week that could influence future of battery storage and peaking gas plants will be a major test of market rule maker's ability and desire to keep the energy oligopoly in check. And new evidence has emerged on why the change is so badly needed.

Iron Mountain Incorporated announced this week that its Data Centre business is now 100% powered by renewable electricity thanks to a newly signed 15-year PPA.