Cannon-Brookes grant boosts local government transition to EV fleets.
A $300,000 grant from a green fund created Mike Cannon-Brookes will be used to help local councils transition their fleets to EVs.
2 February, 2023A $300,000 grant from a green fund created Mike Cannon-Brookes will be used to help local councils transition their fleets to EVs.
2 February, 2023Logan City Council is the latest council to receive carbon neutral certification under the Climate Active initiative.
29 January, 2023It’s prime time for discussing how local governments can hit the accelerator on investment that gives their communities more active and sustainable transport choices, reduces reliance on petrol and cuts emissions.
23 January, 2023Snowy Hydro has appointed Dennis Barnes as its new CEO and managing director.
19 January, 2023Queensland is adding 17 new electric buses to its public transport fleet.
18 January, 2023The Queensland government says it wants to become the battery capital of the nation.
16 January, 2023The need to power Australia with reliable green energy is intensifying and big-picture thinking is key for local government authorities to collaborate successfully with the renewables sector.
4 January, 2023Work has officially begun on WA’s first renewable pumped hydro microgrid in the town of Walpole.
11 December, 2022NSW has taken the overall top spot on WWF Australia’s renewable energy scorecard, outranking all other states and the federal government.
5 December, 2022Queensland’s police service aims to have a fully hybrid operational fleet within two years and has started testing a range of EVs.
10 November, 2022An Australian startup has teamed with a UK manufacturer to provide EV charging stations in public spaces with the support of local government.
8 November, 2022The AAPowerLink renewable energy project in the NT will be the world’s largest solar generation site, battery energy storage system, and subsea cable transmission system.
4 November, 2022After going 100% renewable, Northern Beaches Council is set to save millions of dollars in the coming years.
26 October, 2022Two Blacktown City aquatic centres now use heat pumps rather than natural gas, with one centre saving 3.1 gigajoules of gas per year.
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