The solar farm project commenced in 2016. It is a cornerstone of UNE’s substantial commitment to renewable energy, but just one in a series of UNE sustainability projects.
Along the way to becoming a 100% ‘renewables’ campus, there are many learning opportunities (including around Cultural Heritage, the environment, and our community) – opportunities that are being embraced and woven into next steps.
Find out more about UNE’s commitment to renewable energy:
- How did it happen?
- What has been learned?
- How has the commitment translated into a more sustainable campus?
Presenters include:
- Patrick Crick, Associate Director, Estate and Built Environment UNE
- Suzannah Mitchell, Environmental & Sustainability Manager, EBE
- Steven Ahoy, Aboriginal Cultural Advisor, EBE
- Dr Eric Nordberg, Lecturer (Ecology and Zoology), School of Environmental and Rural Science
The event will be at 5.30pm, Tuesday 24 May @ NOVA, 122 Faulkner Street
For more and to RSVP https://www.unesri.com.au/event-listings/solar-farm-learnings-building-a-renewable-energy-une-campus
