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Buy renewable energy equipment at discounted prices: Batteries, Battery Chargers, Cables Inverters, Pumps, Regulators, Solar Panels / Modules, Wind turbines, fuses and more. Selling brands like: BP Solar, EPS, Morningstar, Plasmatronics, Raylight, Selectronic, Sharp, Shurflo, SMA, Southwest Windpower, Trojan, Unisolar and more.

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World's largest solar thermal plant planned for Australia 16-Sep-2008

WorleyParsons, with the support of some prominent players in the solar power industry, is currently undertaking a study to demonstrate the viability of solar-thermal power in Australia with a view to constructing the largest solar-thermal plant in the world - a 250MW facility; to be locate in either in Western Australia or New South Wales. Find More

500 megawatt wind farm proposed for Queensland 16-Sep-2008

Coopers Gap Wind Farm Pty Ltd has submitted a proposal to develop a wind farm near Kingaroy, Queensland; to be known as Coopers Gap Wind Farm. The wind farm will consist of up to 252 , with a total generation capacity of up to 500MW. Find More

Australian solar rebate figures released 13-Sep-2008

In spite of the Australian Federal Government's recent $100,000 annual income means test on , figures recently released relating to the show an average of 522 applications have been lodged each week since May's budget. Find More

Sahara sun to provide solar energy to Europe? 12-Sep-2008

While the thought of transmitting electricity from thousands of kilometres away may sound inefficient, scientists in the European Union are proposing just that as a way of ensuring the future energy needs of a growing population are met while reducing greenhouse gas emissions related to electricity generation. Find More

Heat Pumps Explained 12-Sep-2008

Usually when you think of solar hot water, and a collector tank installed on a roof spring to mind - a traditional . A solar heat pump is a different way to use renewable energy to heat water - that doesn't need solar panels! Solar heat pumps can save you a bundle of cash on your hot water bills, as they use approximately one third the energy of an electric water heater. Find More

Residential Solar Power Basics 12-Sep-2008

Setting up residential solar power probably isn't as complex as you think - and you may not even need batteries! Find More

Swiss Adopt aggressive feed in tariff law for Renewable Energy 12-Sep-2008

Switzerland recently adopted one of the world’s most aggressive systems of feed in tariffs. The Swiss, normally best known for conservative traditions, stodgy bankers, and trains that run on time, have joined a ever increasing list of countries using feed-in tariffs to promote the rapid development of renewable energy. Find More

Solar Feed in tariff pioneer meets Schwarzenegger in Miami 12-Sep-2008

California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger made a surprise appearance in Miami on Thursday to praise his Florida counterpart's efforts to stop global climate change. The California Governor said: ” Politicians have been throwing around all kinds of ideas in response to the skyrocketing energy prices, from rethinking nuclear power to pushing biofuels and more renewables such as and ending the ban on off-shore drilling, and it goes on and on the list,'' Schwarzenegger said. Find More

French Solar Industry demands higher Feed-in Tariffs 12-Sep-2008

Today representatives of the French solar industry and the European Photovoltaic Industry Association called for France to increase the for . They also called for removal of notorious barriers to interconnection. Last year France installed only 35 MW of solar PV in contrast to neighboring Germany that installed 1,100 MW. Currently there is a backlog of 70 MW of PV awaiting interconnection in France. Find More

The Economics of Solar Power 12-Sep-2008

A new era for solar power is approaching. The rising cost of fossil fuels and better technology is making solar, long derided as uneconomic, a major player in the future energy mix. In three to seven years, unsubsidized solar could cost no more to customers in many markets than traditional energy sources like coal and gas. By 2020, global installed solar capacity could be 20 to 40 times what it is today. Find More