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WEBINAR: Community Energy Projects

Tue, 17 Nov

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via Zoom

Get across what's happening locally with community energy initiatives and how it all works

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WEBINAR: Community Energy Projects
WEBINAR: Community Energy Projects

Time & Location

17 Nov 2020, 7:00 pm – 7:45 pm

via Zoom

About the event

We have already seen some community energy projects installed in the South Gippsland area, and there is a huge potential to see more become a reality. 

Dr. Moragh Mackay (PhD) has been steadily working at the community level in Gippsland for over 20 years. She specialises in collaboration across the community-government-industry interface and is a great facilitator in peer-to-peer learning and project co-design - a perfect resume for supporting new community energy projects.

One such project is the Sandy Point Community Power group that has been developing plans for their beachside town. Phil Cornwell and Frank Schrever are Sandy Point residents who will present insights into the group's experience thus far.

Even with the Bushfire Royal Commission's findings confirming that climate change fuelled the Black Summer bushfires, we know that we can't rely on the Federal Government to switch off coal quickly. Our townships have the means to turn our backs on coal-fired power and mobilise our communities towards a better way, keeping decision making about profits in the community.

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1ST TUES OF THE MONTH - PACA GENERAL MEETING

2ND TUES OF THE MONTH - ACF COMMUNITY WEBINAR

3RD TUES OF THE MONTH - PACA WEBINAR, GUEST SPEAKER

4TH TUES OF THE MONTH - PACA CORE GROUP MEETING

We normally meet in FISH CREEK but in response to the pandemic we can chat to each other ONLINE via Zoom

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