We’re excited to announce the launch of our newly redeveloped Socially Responsible Renewable Energy Development (SRRED) course, now available as a self-paced online learning experience! Since 2021, our SRRED course has helped over 120 participants, including developers, policymakers and community leaders, gain the skills they
Yesterday, around 100 people gathered at the Town Hall in Armidale to explore the growing number of employment and business opportunities in New England’s renewable energy sector. The inaugural New England Renewable Energy Careers Expo is designed for senior high school students, jobseekers and those
Mitchell Community Energy will launch its local volunteer-run energy hub at Seymour Library this Friday. The hub will provide independent advice and resources to help locals navigate the shift to renewable energy and highlights the urgent need for Federal Government support for Local Energy Hubs
Last week, a NSW Parliamentary Committee held hearings to explore solutions for essential worker housing across the state. As the housing crisis fuels the flames of a cost-of-living crisis, the pressure is on to find solutions. Regional communities hosting major infrastructure projects have long faced
Energy and transmission can be complicated. Searching for information can take time. The new Understanding Australian Energy Transmission Projects Resource Hub, led by The Energy Charter, plugs that gap by compiling resources on common queries relating to energy transmission projects in Australia. Community Power Agency
Community Power Agency Directors Kim Mallee and Haystacks Chairperson Kristy Walters were thrilled to accept the NSW Sustainability Award at the Banksia Foundation annual awards night in Sydney. Our Haystacks Solar Garden project won the category for Marketing and Communications for Impact Award. Haystacks is
