We are a not for profit community organization in Bayside, Victoria that works to reduce the impact of climate change and promote sustainability.  We do that by providing information, facilitating action and influencing decision-makers. We call for strong leadership and decisive action to meet Australia’s commitments under the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement.

Solar for Apartments – How to do it!

Brought to you by Electrify Southside

on

Sunday 16 November 2.00-3.30pm

at the Port Phillip EcoCentre

55A Blessington Street, St Kilda 3182

Many residents in Southside live in apartments. This event is for you.

Learn how to navigate solar for your apartment block and find out about the rebates available to support you. There are challenges, but de-carbonising and getting off gas can be a rewarding journey. This event is designed to help you get started. 

Come along and hear about the Victorian Solar for Apartments program which offers significant rebates for eligible apartment buildings. And hear case studies of apartment building experiences with rooftop solar and other aspects of electrification. 

Speakers:  

Will Anstee – Allume Energy

Will will introduce us to SolShare, the world-first, Australian technology that enables you to connect a single rooftop solar system across multiple apartments, and he’ll provide insights into the Victorian Solar for Apartments program. 

Trent Jones – All Electric Homes

Trent will share his wealth of experience assisting apartment dwellers with electrification, whether it is rooftop solar, electric hot water or efficiency measures. 

Both speakers will present case studies of apartment buildings that have transformed their energy use in different ways. 

There will be plenty of time for questions and sharing of local electrification experiences following the speakers. 

This is a free event, but places are limited. Register here now!

Our Last Event

“Getting off Gas”

If you missed this great event, its now available online on YouTube here

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A Safe Climate for All. We take action at a local, state and federal level.

— Bayside Climate Crisis Action Group