Research
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Trina Solar publishes white paper on global inverters matching for Vertex Series modules
Trina Solar has published a white paper on ‘Inverter Matching for Trina Solar’s Vertex Series PV Modules’, including the 410W, 510W, 550W, 600W and 670W series. ... -
New salts raise the bar for lithium-ion battery technology
Lithium-ion batteries are set to take a dominant role in EVs and other applications in the near future – but the battery materials, currently in use, ... -
Monash, Griffith encouraging government to review EV taxation law
Researchers from Monash Business School and Griffith University are encouraging the Australian government to review taxation law to support the affordability of EVs and charging infrastructure. ... -
Scientists transform water into metallic state, allowing it to conduct electricity
Scientists at BESSY II have been able to produce an aqueous solution with metallic and conductive properties for the first time ever. The experiment pressurised water ... -
Trina Solar publishes 210 Vertex White Paper 2.0
Trina Solar has published the 210 Vertex White Paper 2.0, aiming to comprehensively present the value of the 210 ultra-high power to the industry. The 210 ... -
Heavy industry’s net-zero transition effort boosted by $2m ARENA grant
An effort to transition ‘hard-to-abate’ sectors to net-zero emissions by 2050, including iron and steel, aluminium and chemical supply chains has been boosted by both a ... -
AI technology enhances wind and solar forecasting methods to ease pressure on the grid
A collaboration between Monash University’s Grid Innovation Hub, Worley and Palisade Energy is using machine learning technology to accurately predict wind and solar power to securely ... -
Electricians listed on NSC’s 2021 Skills Priority List
The National Skills Commission (NSC) has released its 2021 Skills Priority List which has electricians as well as ICT occupations listed as in national shortage. The ... -
New research shines light on perovskite solar cell performance
New research from the Nature Energy journal has revealed defects in a popular perovskite light absorber that impedes solar performance. While the materials enable better sunlight ...
