Energy (In)security Board and its modelling spreadsheet
The NEG will produce just 1 GW - $2bn of new investment in 10 years. It is barely credible. Perhaps the ESB should be renamed the Energy Insecurity Board.
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SolarEdge announces Q2 2018 financial results
SolarEdge Technologies, Inc. (SEDG), a global leader in smart energy, today announced its financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2018.
Queensland backs start-up with plans for low-cost EV fast-charging
Queensland government backs Brisbane-based company whose vision is to supply low cost electricity supplies electric vehicle fast-charging.
Tesla Energy admits slowdown of Powerwall battery production
As EV production ramps up, Tesla has had to ramp down production of its Powerwall batteries, due to being "cell starved." But promises to "soon triple" its storage.
Tesla Energy admits slowdown of Powerwall battery production
As EV production ramps up, Tesla has had to ramp down production of Powerwall batteries, due to being "cell starved." But not for long.
Tesla big battery: It earned a lot more money in second quarter
An in-depth analysis of the Tesla big battery earnings in the first six months of 2018. It likely earned more money than people thought.
Tesla sold 1410 electric vehicles in Australia in 2017, new data shows
Internal numbers say Tesla sold 1,410 EVs in Australia in 2017 - a newer three-fold increase over 2016 and casting a different light than ABS data.
Tesla soars, short-sellers squirm, as polite Musk promises “profitability”
Tesla shares make biggest one-day jump in nearly five years after earnings call that featured apologies from Elon Musk and promises of a sustained production rate of 7,000 cars a week and a “sustainably profitable” business from Q3 onwards.
Designing a ‘solar tarp,’ a foldable, packable way to generate power from sun
Building on others’ work, my research group is working to develop flexible solar panels, which would be as efficient as a silicon panel, but would be thin, lightweight and bendable.
Designing a ‘solar tarp,’ a foldable, packable way to generate power from sun
Building on others’ work, my research group is working to develop flexible solar panels, which would be as efficient as a silicon panel, but would be thin, lightweight and bendable.