Australia Went Up Worldwide Renewable Energy Rankings

Picture of Solar Trust Centre Team Solar Trust Centre Team : Jun 10, 2017 7:18:30 PM

Global Australia

Australia is becoming one of the most desirable places to implement renewable energy sources, according to a report by the global power and utility company Ernst & Young.

The country has gone up from 10th to 5th in the worldwide Renewable Energy Attractiveness Index, which takes into consideration conditions for renewable power in 40 countries.

At present, China tops the index followed by India and Germany. Ireland was at the last place.

The report also explained how the role of renewable and battery storage technologies has become part of the political agenda in Australia.

Click here to read the full story on Pace Today

 

China Will Spend $493 Billion on Renewable Power

Jan 7, 2017 8:42:26 PM

ABC News reported that China will spend $493 billion in support of renewable power generation by the year 2020 as stated by the country’s energy...

Solar Business Global
Read More

Denmark’s Wind Energy Supplied One Day’s Worth of Clean Energy

Mar 3, 2017 12:17:54 AM

Clean and renewable energy can generate enough power for many countries. Germany and Argentina have gained so much from renewable power specifically...

Global
Read More
IEA Raises Forecast on Worldwide Renewable Forecast but Bleak on Australian Wind Power

IEA Raises Forecast on Worldwide Renewable Forecast but Bleak on Australian Wind Power

Oct 29, 2016 8:43:35 PM

The International Energy Agency has stated improved policy settings have accelerated the global uptake of renewable energy and forecast generation...

Business Global Australia
Read More