
10-5-2008
Push For Solar Energy
Leader Newspaper Editorial
Sunwatt Australia has just completed the installation of solar hot water and solar electricity at Meadowglen Primary School at Mill Park.
Owner Charlie Alifraco said the school project was a prime example of co-operation between government, business and schools through the Australian Government's Green Vouchers for Schools program. |

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"The State and Federal government are aggressively encouraging the installation of solar hot water and solar electricity systems as energy efficient options for ne and exisiting homes and schools", Mr Alifraco said.
Solar hot water rebates have now been revised to include regional Victoria and massive rebates have been introduced.
"People in regional Victoria can receive rebates of up to $4064 while the metropolitan rebates of up to $3064 means solar hot water has never been so affordable."
12-8-2004
Voller Energy receives support from the LIFE-IC Incubator for fuel cell market research
Voller Energy Limited, the world’s first developer of fuel cell technology portable generators and battery chargers, today announces that it has received support from the LIFE-IC Incubator, Sheffield to conduct market research. The research will be focused on exploring new markets for portable fuel cell technology in power tools, and in the leisure industry. Voller Energy anticipates introducing products to these sectors during 2005. They will operate without producing carbon emissions.
The LIFE-IC Incubator based in Sheffield is funded by the Carbon Trust’s Innovation Programme and by the European Regional Development Fund through South Yorkshire’s Objective 1 Programme.
Fuel cells can be used to recharge the batteries in cordless power tools. Often there is no mains power on construction sites, or the user is working on scaffolding or in a confined space, so cannot use a conventional generator to charge the batteries.
Similarly on-board yachts there is often a 12v circuit powered from car batteries. These batteries can be charged using a fuel cell in a fit and forget solution developed by Voller Energy. The system could also be used in RV’s (Recreational Vehicles) and Caravans.
www.voller-energy.com |