CORENA - Citizens' Own Renewable Energy Network Australia
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The world’s buildings are a major source of carbon emissions. In fact, according to the International Energy Agency, buildings are responsible for nearly one-third of global energy consumption. As we strive to create a more sustainable future, finding ways to make our buildings more energy-efficient is essential. Solar panels have been the top form of …
There are lots of ways to give to CORENA. Phil decided to include CORENA in his will. “I’ve always believed in the power of community-driven initiatives. By leaving a bequest to CORENA, I know that my contribution will continue to support renewable energy projects long after I’m gone. I especially like that CORENA’s revolving fund …
Have a look at our brand new video which follows the journey of a CORENA donation to projects all around the country. John is one of our volunteer committee members and it’s great to see the ongoing impact of his original donation of $202 to our first project in 2013 via our revolving energy fund. …
With the finalisation of the Northern Agricultural Catchments Council loan CORENA has recently achieved a huge milestone in that we have now funded $1.5 million in interest-free loans for 55 community emissions reduction projects! This has come from just over $760,000 in project donations demonstrating the power of the revolving energy fund in multiplying the …
After four years, our wonderful Chair Briony O’Shea has decided to hand over her position and return to being a general committee member. Briony first joined CORENA in 2017 and has been instrumental in growing CORENA and accelerating our impact – particularly as we move towards being self-sustaining! We want to thank Briony for all …
In a world increasingly focused on sustainability, it’s time to shine a light on energy-efficient lighting solutions. Not only can these options significantly reduce energy bills, but they also play a crucial role in minimising environmental impact. This guide explores the latest advancements in sustainable lighting, helping you make informed decisions for your organisation or …
Imagine a world where a car doesn’t just get you from A to B, but also powers your home or workplace and supports a cleaner energy grid. You buy a car and you get a mobile power plant thrown in, which can power your property and/or the electricity grid. This is the promise of vehicle-to-grid …
The City of Sydney Basketball Association (CSBA) is a non-profit organisation dedicated to nurturing basketball from its grassroots to high-performance levels within the community. This project will install a 39.780 kW solar system and 25.6kWh battery. Find out more.
We are very excited to announce our 57th project with community energy cooperative Hepburn Energy and our very first community battery project! We hope to loan at least $100,000 to this important project co-located at the Hepburn Wind farm in Victoria. Find out more.
Community renewable energy projects are evolving beyond simply generating clean electricity. Across Australia and the globe, innovative initiatives are integrating shared electric vehicles (EVs) and charging infrastructure, powered by renewable sources like solar, into their community energy models. This exciting convergence offers a powerful solution to reduce carbon emissions, lower energy costs, and foster stronger, …
