Electrical
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Nanocrystal solar cells
As solar energy becomes more prevalent in the electrical industry, Dimi Kyriakou discovers that Australian researchers have begun developing an alternative solar cell that is thin, ... -
Desert Knowledge Australia Solar Centre is open for business
The Northern Territory is blessed with abundant sunshine, which places it in a unique position to harness solar energy. -
Visible light communications
Visible light communications could see electricians enter the data market with the flick of a switch -
BlueGen produces six times more electricity than solar during smart home’s first year
Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited, a developer of high efficiency and low emission electricity generation products for homes and other buildings, has announced that its BlueGen gas-to-electricity ... -
Smart lighting systems to reach $US5.9 billion by 2017
Industry analyst firm NanoMarkets forecasts that smart lighting systems will generate $US5.9 billion in revenues by 2017. -
EcoSwitch will help beat 37% electricity price hikes
The Australian designed multi-award winning EcoSwitch will help households and businesses reduce average expected price hikes of around 37% over the next two years. The EcoSwitch ... -
Solar panel monitoring and control powered by GreenPeak chips
GreenPeak Technologies, a leading fabless semiconductor company has announced a wireless monitoring and control system solution for solar panel installations that will allow individual panel parameter ... -
Visible light communication
Technology is constantly evolving, making possible for tomorrow what is not possible today. One of the more exciting developments is visible light communications, which could see ... -
New report projects substantial growth in the OLED lighting market
Industry analyst firm NanoMarkets has announced the release of its latest market report covering the OLED lighting space and says that 2014 will be the year ... -
Creating an energy dashboard
'Energy efficiency’ and ‘greenhouse gas emissions’ are two commonly used phrases that are starting to hit home with residents as energy costs start to rise.