Solar Power

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Sciences & Technology

Organised chaos: The key to next-generation solar technology

Researchers in Australia have resolved a fundamental design challenge in next-generation perovskite solar cells, bringing their widespread use a step closer

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Sciences & Technology

The nanowires building greener nanodevices

A new material for nanowires, designed by computer simulations, paves the way for a new era of photonic and quantum electronic technologies, consuming less energy and reducing operating costs

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Sciences & Technology

What could Australia’s clean energy future look like?

Amid the gloom, the COVID-19 crisis has created opportunities to accelerate existing and emerging technologies to make Australia a renewable energy superpower

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Environment

Think twice before going ‘off the grid’

Micro grids could provide a revolutionary approach to energy – sustainable, low carbon communities, towns and cities powered by clean energy with smart grid technologies

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Business & Economics

Australia’s energy trilemma explained

Securing an affordable, reliable and environmentally responsible energy sector is a huge challenge for policy makers - here's why

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Sciences & Technology

Making any surface solar

Flexible cells on roofs to windows to cars to even clothing could provide another energy source

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Sciences & Technology

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How energy is hidden in colours

… and why we can use it to power a renewable future for all of us

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Environment

India builds for future with climate plan

The Asian powerhouse is forging a path to climate resilience, embracing technologies such as solar power on a massive scale

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Environment

Printing the next generation of solar cells

University of Melbourne researchers have teamed up with industry to develop flexible solar cells to cover roofs, windows, clothing, phones and cars

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