Written by Peter, on September 10, 2013
- ANU Research Promises Cheaper, More Efficient Solar CellsANU engineers, in collaboration with researchers from the California Institute of Technology, have developed a way to combine silicon with perovskite to more efficiently convert sunlight into electricity. Continue reading »
- Queensland Scientists Discover Cheap New Catalyst for Making HydrogenResearchers at the Queensland University of Technology have discovered cheaper and more efficient materials for producing hydrogen for the storage of renewable energy that could replace current water-splitting catalysts. Continue reading »
- Organic Printed Solar Cell Cost Breakthrough by the University of NewcastleThe University of Newcastle has developed technology for printing organic solar cells which is regarded as a globally significant breakthrough in the commercial application of renewable energy. Continue reading »
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