Evolving Energy Links to the Renewable Energy Industry
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The Clean Energy Council is the peak body for the clean energy industry in Australia. We represent and work with hundreds of leading businesses operating in solar, wind, energy efficiency, hydro, bio-energy, energy storage, geothermal and marine along with more than 4000 solar installers.
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The Smart Energy Council (trading name of The Australian Solar energy Society Ltd) exists to promote scientific, social and economic development through the environmentally sound use of solar energy. Four broad objectives form the basis of most of the society’s activities
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The Alternative Technology Association is a not-for-profit organisation that enables, represents and inspires people to live sustainability in their homes and communities. Established in 1980, the ATA provides expert, independent advice on sustainable solutions for the home to households, government, industry and corporate clients
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SEIA was formed in 2007 in response to demand from within the industry. Installers who felt they wanted to be unified and represented under one banner with their interests at heart; manufacturers and importers of panels, inverters, batteries etc who wanted to support and grow the solar industry; retailers, researchers and lobbyists who requested a union of like-minded professionals so that all the various interests and concerns of the solar industry could be effectively reflected under one roof.
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The Institute comprises companies, agencies, individuals and academics with an interest in solar energy research, technology, manufacturing, systems, policies, programs and projects. Our objective is to: Support the increased development and use of PV via research, analysis and information
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After thousands of Australians chipped in to Australia's biggest crowd-funding campaign, the abolished Climate Commission has relaunched as the new, independent Climate Council. We exist to provide independent, authoritative climate change information to the Australian public. Why? Because our response to climate change should be based on the best science available.
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The NEW-Watch Widget shows for each region of Australia's National Electricity Market (NEM), and the other main grids across Australia, how much electricity is being generated by each fuel type, using data published by several organisations. In the east, the NEM covers only ½ of the Australian land-mass but accounts for roughly 90% of electricity consumed across the country. In the west, the WEM is the largest grid (in energy terms) in the rest of the country, supplying the city of Perth and surrounding areas of south-western WA. The widget shows an instantaneous rate of production (i.e. MWh per hour – or simply MW) and utilises three sources of data:
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Renewable energy resource data is available for download to all for free from this site. IRENA’s Global Atlas for Renewable Energy allows users to download renewable resource data from selected datasets for offline analysis. Up to now, only data from selected publicly-funded sources was available. This has changed now that Vaisala, a global leader in environmental and industrial measurement, has made its average annual data on solar irradiation and wind speeds available for download through the Global Atlas. This capability gives developers, policy makers, and researchers access to globally consistent resource data that can be used in setting policy and performing initial project planning and prospecting.
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The CRC for Low Carbon Living (CRCLCL) is a national research and innovation hub that seeks to enable a globally competitive low carbon built environment sector and is supported by the Cooperative Research Centres (CRC) program.
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Eco-Business is the leading media company serving Asia Pacific’s sustainable development, clean tech and responsible business community. Our platforms include the award-winning Eco-Business.com site – the leading regional online publication in this space, the digital bi-monthly Eco-Business Magazine, and high-impact custom events catered to deepen discussions on sustainability.
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The voice of Australia's renewable energy industry
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Solar Citizens is an independent community based organisation bringing together millions of solar owners and supporters to protect and grow solar in Australia.
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Embark is a non-profit organisation focused on accelerating the uptake of community renewable energy projects by providing practical capacity-building tools and seed and investment funding
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GSES is a renewable energy engineering, training and consultancy company specialising in photovoltaic solar design, online and face-to-face solar training, publishing solar books and PV system audits. GSES leads Australia in education and training in the Renewable Energy Innovation and Technology Sector.
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Photon are a marketing and media company, a renewable energy product laboratory and testing facility, a consultancy, a training academy and the run renewable energy projects.
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SunWiz is recognised as Australia's Leading Solar Consultancy. Sunwiz and founder Warwick Johnston have over seven years' involvement in the solar energy industry.
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NREL focus on creative answers to today's energy challenges. From breakthroughs in fundamental science to new clean technologies to integrated energy systems that power our lives, NREL researchers are transforming the way the nation and the world use energy.
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The TÜV Rheinland Group is a leading provider of technical services worldwide. Founded in 1872 and headquartered in Cologne, the Group employs 17,950 people in 500 locations in 65 countries. It generates annual revenues of € 1.6 billion. The Group’s mission and guiding principle is to achieve sustained development of safety and quality in order to meet the challenges arising from the interaction between man, technology and the environment.
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VDE, the Association for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies is one of the largest technical and scientific associations in Europe with more than 36,000 members. We are headquartered in Frankfurt am Main, and are represented in Berlin and Brussels as well as with 29 branch offices throughout Germany.
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Renew Economy is an independent website founded and owned by Giles Parkinson, a journalist of 30 years' experience, a former Business Editor and Deputy Editor of the Australian Financial Review, a former columnist for The Bulletin magazine and The Australian, and the founder and former editor of Climate Spectator. Since its launch in early 2012, RenewEconomy.com.au has quickly emerged as Australia’s best informed and most read website focussing on clean energy news and analysis, as well as climate policy
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Climate Spectator is part of Business Spectator which is Australia’s number 1 digital-only premium business product. Founded in 2007 by Alan Kohler, Stephen Bartholomeusz and Robert Gottliebsen, it is now read by around 500,000 Australian professionals, business owners, executives and investors every month, viewing more than 2 million pages.
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Greentech Media (GTM) delivers business-to-business news, market analysis and conferences that inform and connect players in the global clean energy market. Our coverage area extends across the clean energy industry with a focus on solar power and the electric utility market's evolution. Greentech Media's industry-leading coverage is provided by a team of analysts from our market intelligence arm.
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REN21 is the global renewable energy policy multi-stakeholder network that connects a wide range of key actors. REN21’s goal is to facilitate knowledge exchange, policy development and joint action towards a rapid global transition to renewable energy. REN21 brings together governments, nongovernmental organisations, research and academic institutions, international organisations and industry to learn from one another and build on successes that advance renewable energy. To assist policy decision making, REN21 provides high quality information, catalyses discussion and debate and supports the development of thematic networks.
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RenewableEnergyWorld.com was started in 1998 by a group of Renewable Energy professionals who wanted their work to relate to their passion for renewable energy. With this passion and the desire to create a long term sustainable business, we have created perhaps the single most recognized and trusted source for Renewable Energy News and Information on the Internet.
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One Step Off the Grid is a sister site to Australia’s leading renewable energy webs ite. It i s being specifically designed to provide information to consumers on new technologies, what other people are doing, and to help them through this maze of information.
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The Climate Institute makes progress in tackling climate change possible, they are principled pragmatists who put it simply get things done.
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The Australian Solar Energy Information System Online (ASEISonline) is a Geoscience Australia product for supporting, improving and providing regional scale pre-competitive solar resource data to the Solar Power industry, researchers and the public. Working in close collaboration with the Bureau of Meteorology, we have almost doubled the Bureau’s solar ground station network, improved the modelling processes and the reprocessing of some 25 years of satellite modelling data held by the Bureau, and developed products providing innovative ways to access and use solar resource data. The work has been funded through the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA).
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SAI Global helps organisations manage risk, protect reputation and perform better in an increasingly complex and interconnected ethical and regulatory environment. Through our trusted experts, services and technology, we help you manage the entire life-cycle of risk. Our solutions include risk management software, standards and regulatory content, and ethics and compliance learning. Our services include risk assessments, certification, testing and audits. In Australia, we are also a leading provider of settlement related services; company, personal and property information.
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The NationalMap is a website for map-based access to spatial data from Australian government agencies. It is an initiative of the Australian Government's Department of Communications and the software has been developed by NICTA working closely with the Department of Communications, Geoscience Australia and other government agencies
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