UNSW and USYD researchers say new methods for producing ammonia, key to hydrogen transport, eliminate need for high temperatures, high pressures, and fossil fuels.
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Australian researchers help set new records for ultra-high efficiency solar cells
Australia’s UNSW combines with the US-based NREL to set new efficiency records for high-performance gallium arsenide solar cells.
Australia’s solar research groups share $19m funding boost for nextgen technology
Leading Australian research institutions to share in more than $20 million in new funding to accelerate solar energy and sustainable agriculture research.
UNSW ‘green’ thin-film solar researcher awarded PM’s prize for science
UNSW solar researcher takes out a PM’s prize for science, for work on sustainable thin film solar cells.
Cannon-Brookes backs UNSW solar cell start-up, founded in a Maroubra garage
High profile Australian investors tip $5m into Sydney start-up SunDrive, in support of its quest to make a new breed of cheaper, more efficient solar cells.
Australian invented hydrogen storage for homes and businesses hits the market
UNSW spin-off announces that it will start taking orders for one of the world’s first hydrogen based energy storage systems for homes and businesses.
SunDrive gets funding to manufacture new breed of solar cells in Australia
SunDrive Solar’s high efficiency solar cell technology moves a step closer to being manufactured in Australia at scale after winning $3m ARENA grant.
Australian researchers seek cheaper, better and easier to dispose solar panels
End-of-life issues for solar panels set to be focus of research projects sharing in $15 million of ARENA grant funding.
Why green hydrogen could be cheaper than fossil fuels in just a few years
Cheap and abundant solar means Australia ‘perfectly placed’ to lead global renewable hydrogen industry, with prices below fossil fuels within reach.
Three little PV pigs: UNSW PhD candidate’s winning tale of solar cell efficiency
University of NSW delivers reminder of its world-leading role in solar research and development – using three pigs, three home solar systems, and just 180 seconds.
