Wed, 1 February 2012
Two environmental upgrade agreements have been signed under the City of Melbourne’s 1200 Buildings Program for 123 Queen Street and the Kings Technology Park precinct, located 1 km south of the central business district.
The 123 Queen Street agreement, signed between the City of Melbourne, National Australia Bank, Low Carbon Australia Limited and the building owner is the first privately funded environmental upgrade agreement through the 1200 Buildings Program.
The $1.3 million retrofit of 123 Queen Street will include the installation of a trigeneration system to generate electricity, heating and cooling, as well as occupancy sensors and double glazing.
The Kings Technology Park (KTP) agreement, signed between the City of Melbourne, Sustainable Melbourne Fund and the building owner, will provide funding towards a $3.2 ...
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Wed, 1 February 2012
New financing models, leveraging public and private investment, and the opportunities presented by the Federal Government’s
Clean Energy Future Plan will be addressed by the experts in carbon pricing policy at an upcoming event for the clean energy industry.
Tue, 31 January 2012
Warrnambool Art Gallery, Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village and the Civic Centre are among 12 sites set to undergo energy efficiency audits to improve Warrnambool City Council’s sustainability practices.
Tue, 31 January 2012
Dubbo City Council has commenced installation of a 70 kW photovoltaic system at the Western Plains Cultural Centre.
Tue, 31 January 2012
The Lake Macquarie Council has set up a series of information stalls providing residents with details about future cycling routes listed in the Council's
Draft Cycling Strategy 2011-2021.
Tue, 13 December 2011
The new dates for the
EcoGeneration Clean Energy Seminar Series have been announced:
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