During the recent SunCrowd solar and battery bulk-buy campaign, lots of people asked us about how to save energy at home – whether to reduce the bill-shock of losing the 60c feed-in-tariff, take best advantage of a new battery system or to keep getting better at saving energy and addressing climate change. Based on this feedback, we’re looking to develop… Read more →
With the support of Blue Mountains City Council, we are keen to identify businesses that could benefit from a solar system, and hopefully be part of a trial program to launch an innovative funding arrangement with Council’s help. Do you know a local small business who might like solar? Share this page with them or jump in and fill out… Read more →
With the strict deadline of midnight 30th November fast approaching, our local expert and solar mentor, Andrew, has put together the following guide for those looking at the last minute: These are based on my experiences with people during the mentor sessions: 1. The budget starter pack: 1.5kW of panels with micro-inverters for $3499 (including solar meter, based on… Read more →
Over 700 people in the mountains came to our information evenings, but until the 30th of November 2016 it is not too late to join in the bulk buy if you missed our events. The company running the campaign (Suncrowd) have a website where you can register if you were unable to attend: Click here if you missed the event… Read more →
An exciting new initiative has launched in the Blue Mountains that promises climate-friendly benefits to local businesses and customers alike. The Blue Mountains World Heritage Institute (BMWHI) has established Low Carbon Living Blue Mountains to encourage businesses to reduce their carbon footprint and promote their efforts online, allowing residents and visitors to support a low carbon local economy. It’s an important step towards… Read more →
