As renewable energy projects continue to roll out across regional Australia, a new guide released today urges regional community groups, councils and industry to think bigger to maximise the benefits from the renewable boom. “We only need to paint the town hall so many times,”
With the federal government’s new Cheaper Home Batteries Program launching on 1 July, a free community event in Armidale will help locals unpack what battery storage means for households, electric vehicles and the community more broadly. Renewable Energy Storage for the Home: Home, Community and
International solar farm biodiversity expert Dr Josh Ennen from the Renewable Energy Wildlife Institute (USA) will be in New England this month as part of a visiting fellowship coordinated by University of New England (UNE). The visit supports collaborative research between the Renewable Energy Wildlife
Community Power Agency welcomes the Australian Energy Market Operator’s (AEMO) engagement with Distribution Network Service Providers (DNSPs) as a promising and much-needed development in national energy planning – one that could unlock a new wave of community-scale energy solutions and build social licence in the
We’re thrilled to announce the official launch of our new Socially Responsible Renewable Energy Development (SRRED) short course – now open for enrolments! Redeveloped in partnership with Griffith University, this self-paced, university-accredited course is designed for anyone working in industry, policy or community who wants
Australia’s first large-scale solar garden, Haystacks Solar Garden, has been awarded a top honour at the National Banksia Sustainability Awards in Melbourne tonight, Thursday 3 April, following its earlier success at the NSW Sustainability Awards. The project won the Marketing and Communications for Impact Award,
