Our visionary project is to create a zero carbon town within 10 years!
Healesville Community Renewable Energy Inc (Healesville CoRE) is a group of local community volunteers working towards transforming Healesville into a renewable energy town.
Healesville CoRE is excited to announce it is currently promoting a Solar & Battery Offer run by the Yarra Ranges Council. We launched our promotion at our first community event on March 2nd, and applications to be involved in the bulk buy program are live! To read more about this offer and for info on how to register, check out our Community Solar Offers page!
$90,000 funding from Federal Government for solar infrastructure in Healesville now in progress!
Those of you who read our newsletter regularly will know that in May, just prior to the last Federal Election, our local MP for Casey, Tony Smith MHR, pledged Healesville…
Is a significant solar farm getting closer for Healesville on our old tip site?
Many in our community were very upset at losing our community tip and having to drive to Coldstream to dump our household rubbish. But Council has now sponsored a feasibility…
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VW wants its EVs to become part of the power grid when charging
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Volkswagen's chief strategist, Michael Jost, said that electric car batteries could be used to provide stability and security to energy grids.Upgrade your home to cleaner and greener and save on your home loan.
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If you are buying or building a NatHERS rated 7 Star or higher home, or planning sustainable upgrades, you could be eligible for a 0.40% p.a. discount.www.victorianenergysaver.vic.gov.au
The Victorian Government's Home Energy Assist program, which began in 2017, is investing $17 million to support energy upgrades for 3,300 Victorian households who are most in need. This is part of our...The last gas cars roll off GM’s Detroit-Hamtramck plant this week - Electrek
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GM is expected to shut down the conveyer belt and other machinery that support internal-combustion engines at the D-Ham plant. The ICE era comes to an end.