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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, …
Updated: December 2024 As the world increasingly takes action to tackle the climate emergency, one technology set to make a massive difference in the amount of carbon emissions released into the atmosphere is that of electric vehicles. Thanks to green energy innovations and emerging renewable technologies, electric vehicles have also come a long way over …
With the climate emergency impacting all areas of society and nature, a wide variety of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) are working to provide services to help reduce and build resilience in our communities. As a not-for-profit renewable energy and climate charity ourselves, we at CORENA believe that it’s important to support similar types of charitable organisations. …
Installing solar panels and transitioning to renewable energy is one of the best ways your organisation can reduce carbon emissions and energy costs. Here at CORENA, we work with a wide range of not for profits, providing interest-free loans to install solar panels and other energy efficiency measures to tackle the climate emergency. If your …
With the rise of electric vehicle technology and an ever-increasing uptake by the public, there are many electric vehicle benefits for organisations that you might not be aware of. CORENA works with a wide range of not for profits, social enterprises and community organisations, many of which use vehicles in their operations. These include delivery …
Induction stovetops, or cooktops as they are often called, are a special sort of electric cooking device that heat food using induction technology. They are more energy efficient and environmentally friendly than gas-powered and conventional electric stovetops. As a result, they’re a good way to help your not for profit, charity, community organisation or social …
If you are a non profit, charity, community organisation or social enterprise considering how renewable energy could benefit both your organisation and the planet, we’ve put together a comprehensive solar panels guide. Read on to learn important things about solar as well as what to consider in order to get you the right product. Solar …
In addition to switching to renewable energy sources, there are other ways your non profit, charity, community organisation or social enterprise can reduce carbon emissions and energy costs. Energy monitoring can help organisations and households alike to boost energy efficiency, and tackle the climate emergency. CORENA works with a wide range of non profits, providing …
CORENA works with a wide range of not for profits, providing interest-free loans to install solar panels. Solar panels can provide many benefits to organisations who install them – often drastically reducing their carbon footprint and operating costs. Once solar panels are installed it is important to do a few key things to make the …
Like many, your not for profit, charity, community organisation or social enterprise is probably looking for ways to reduce carbon emissions as well as energy costs. We have put together this mini guide outlining how CORENA can assist organisations like yours with decarbonisation initiatives, energy efficiency, and renewable energy projects. Funding To Reduce Carbon Emissions …
