Sustainable Energy Development Office E-newsletter July 2006
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New Renewable Energy Program for Rural Areas
Energy Minister Francis Logan recently announced the introduction of the Rural Renewable Energy Program in Western Australia. The program provides rebates for renewable energy power systems in specific rural areas on the fringes of the South West electricity grid.
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First funding for Solar Schools Program
Energy Minister Francis Logan recently announced the first 25 schools to receive funding in the State Government’s $1 million Solar Schools Program.
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Thousands Visit the Sustainable Energy Expo
There’s little doubt that the concept of sustainable living is gaining momentum. More and more people are concerned with the effects of climate change and are looking for practical ways to reduce their impact on the environment.
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Standby for changes in energy ratings
Many appliances use power even when they are not in use – it’s called ‘standby power’ and it’s required to maintain the appliance in a convenient ‘ready’ state for instant, on-demand use.
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Pick a pocket calculator and save
The very successful Reach for the Stars campaign has been taken to greater heights with Energy Smart Calculators now available at all major appliance stores. These nifty calculators help the canny consumer make the best choices in energy efficient appliances.
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The Green House opens its doors
The best way to showcase the benefits of energy efficient homes is to take an older, existing home and transform it into to a Green House. This is exactly what a group of councils have done in Perth’s south east and the house is now open for viewing.
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BIO gets an injection of fuel
Global energy giant BP recently became the first fully-integrated energy company to join the biotechnology industry organisation (BIO). As a member, BP will become an active participant in BIO’s renewable energy and sustainable industry projects.
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