An exciting initiative to create Australia’s first community owned electricity retailer has been given the green light.
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An exciting initiative to create Australia’s first community owned electricity retailer has been given the green light. A community retailer offers energy to local customers full article » Australia’s largest solar project would be financed by ‘everyday investors’ in an exciting community initiative which will bring jobs, investment and solar power, through full article » The first draft of ISO’s standard for sustainable communities has been released for comment. ISO 37101 sets out the requirements, guidance and full article » Left to Rright:Dr Tim Nelson, AGLDr Fereidoon Sioshansi, Menlo Energy Economics (USA)Harry Creamer, Climate Change AustraliaAdam Blakester, Starfish InitiativesLauren Zell, NSW Office of full article » Saw this on Boing-Boing. I love the quote by Gregg Segal (the photographer) … “We’ve made our bed and in it we lie.” Check out full article » 10 minutes to spare? An animated Australian sustainability video, from the City of Canning, WA sent in by Cameron Love from a green light*. Towns throughout regional NSW are invited to enter the 2014 Tidy Towns | Sustainable Communities. Applications are encouraged for your town, council, group, club, full article » Global greenhouse gas emissions have been increasing by at least 1.3 per cent every year since 1970. From 2000 to 2010, those full article »
1. Efficiency Over the life of a building the operational energy used to run it generally exceeds the embodied energy used to full article » LISMORE is leading the nation in solar power with a higher percentage of households in the 2480 postcode using rooftop solar and/or hot water systems full article » With 4,000 direct jobs in rural NSW and over $6billion in investment in the pipeline you would expect politicians on the Southern Tablelands to be full article » A woman walks toward a well through clouds of dust raised by cattle in the wadi outside Louri village in the Mao region of Chad. full article » Seventeen philanthropic foundations controlling nearly $2 billion in assets have agreed to put their money where their ethics are, announcing they will be divesting full article » Most Australians overestimate how much they are doing for the environment compared to others, and are more concerned about water shortages, pollution and household waste full article » The official website for C4CE’s Community Energy Congress is now live! The website is a hub for all news and full article » Alex Fried was the 2013 Brower Youth Award Winner. Have a look at how he’s progressing with his project Post Landfill Action full article » Some $1.6 trillion is invested in Australia’s superannuation funds. The Climate Institute have released a publication, Climate Smart Super: Understanding Superannuation Climate Risk, with information full article » The 85 richest people on Earth now own the the same amount of financial wealth as the poorest half of the world’s population ~ that full article » More Australians aged 25-44 are moving from cities to regional areas than vice versa. According to the Regional Australia Institute, ‘returners’ full article » Unsubsidised renewable energy is now cheaper than electricity from new-build coal and gas-fired power stations in Australia, according to new analysis from research firm full article » Kevin Wheeler from the Future of Talent Institute talks about this rapidly changing world and what that means for the full article » Reports released by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) can be daunting, even for science and policy insiders. The full Physical Science Assessment, full article » This is a really good opinion piece by Dan Haugen on sustainability. It highlights the tensions, the paradoxes and the complexities of sustainability. While full article » CORENA have completed the installation of a 7kW solar power system which is probably the first crowd-funded project of its kind in Australia. The installation full article » |
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