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Net Zero by 2050 – how the transport sector can be managed to contribute
The Grattan car plan: practical policies for cleaner transport and better cities calls on the Federal Government to impose a cap, or ceiling, on the emissions allowed from new cars sold in Australia each year, and to ratchet the ceiling down to zero by 2035. This would help Australia hit a national target of net zero…
Electric utes are coming to the Northern Rivers!
TIME: Each event starts at 5:30pm DATES & LOCATIONS*: Wed, 17th May – Taree, NSW Mon, 22nd May – Bellingen, NSW Tues, 23rd May – Grafton, NSW Thurs, 25th May – Lismore, NSW *Registered attendees will receive the venue address via email CONTACT: Atienne Bakker-Szumer atienne@farmersforclimateaction.org.au On May 25, Farmers for Climate Action will welcome…
ProspER Northern Rivers Energy Roundtable success
Zero Emissions Byron was represented by Chair Anne Stuart at the Business NSW Energy Roundtable on 01 August, along with representatives from Waterview Consulting (previously Enova Energy), Prime Energy, Southern Cross University, ENV Solutions, SDG Align, Cape Byron Power, Boost My Business, DPI&RD, Rainbow Power Company, Bilgan Environmental, Jagun Alliance and the NSW Reconstruction Authority….
Sasha Test Drives Black Jack Nissan Leaf
ZEB is excited to support The Good Car Company and Enova Energy to offer the Northern Rivers community the opportunity to purchase Nissan Leaf’s directly from Japan in a Bulk Buy later this month – with the closing date to be sometime in March. Look here for more details. Sasha was lucky enough to be…
Baseline Launch at Renew Fest
The Zero Emissions Byron Project is proud to announce at that, after months of research, we have finalised our baseline data. We have detailed reports outlining where our emissions in the shire are from. We will be launching our baseline reports at the upcoming Renew Fest, this June the 18th.
Come and visit us at Renew Fest, and find out more about how you can be a part of creating our carbon free future.
A Step Forward for Renewable Energy in Our Community
ZEB, through the Community Battery Working Group, advocated for the Council to embrace renewable energy on their buildings. Now we have the feasibility study to ensure a great outcome. Read more in Council’s media release here: Council looking at potential for solar-powered community batteries
