We can cut Australia’s emissions 81% by 2030 with a national cleantech rollout. 'Deploy outlines a five-year deployment plan, identifying the most impactful market-ready technologies, the number of units of each technology we need to deploy, and what it means for rollout rates over the next five years.' (Beyond Zero Emissions, Melbourne) >

...'detailed statistics on renewable energy capacity, power generation and renewable energy balances' (International Renewable Energy Agency) >

ReNEWW and DC Nanogrid houses are living labs for energy efficient home research...'serving a unique role as living laboratories where water and electricity use is closely recorded' (Purdue University, USA) >

' recycling or repurposing solar PV panels at the end of their roughly 30-year lifetime can unlock an estimated stock of 78 million tonnes of raw materials and other valuable components globally by 2050.' (International Renewable Energy Agency) >

'Studies show that though solar energy itself is a boon to the planet, the manufacturing process of solar panels is a bane.' (Earth First, U K) >

UV-induced degradation of high-efficiency silicon PV modules with different cell architectures. (Progress in Photovoltaics journal) >

'US scientists have tested a range of modern cell designs under strong ultraviolet light and have found that many of them, including p-type PERC and n-type heterojunction cells, are more susceptible to degradation than older back surface field designs.' (PV Magazine) >

Growing Plants, Power, and Partnerships Through Agrivoltaics. 'Solar and Agriculture Pair Well Together, Thanks to Planning and Cooperation.' (National Renewable Energy Laboratory, Washington DC) >

Lithium Extraction from Seawater through Pulsed Electrochemical Intercalation. 'Seawater contains 5,000 times more Li [Lithium] than the combination of ore and brine-based resources. However, the chemically similar Na [Sodium] is four orders of magnitude more concentrated than Li, which poses a significant challenge in Li extraction selectivity.' (Joule journal) >

“This year’s multiple catastrophic east coast floods reinforced what we learned in the bushfires of 2019-20,” explained Mark Byrne, TEC’s Energy Market Advocate. “When all hell breaks loose, we can’t always wait for the ‘cavalry’—emergency services—to save us straight away.” 'It's not only Doomsday Preppers and recluses who are taking their energy supply into their own hands.' Autonomous Resilience (Report) (Total Environment Centre) >