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  • Why Australia needs a NASA style agency

    Think about this. Just over 50 years ago when President Eisenhower and the US Congress realised they had a serious technological and political challenge – matching the Soviet Union in the space race – did they respond by somehow imposing a new tax on non-space travel in the hope that “market forces” would somehow respond by delivering more space travel? No way. They created a new national agency, one that was wellfunded, prestigious, and attractive to the best and the brightest US scientists, managers and engineers. And they gave it a clear goal. Beat the USSR in space. So they created NASA, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Australia in 2009 doesn’t need a NASA. But it desperately needs a NESA. A National Energy Savings Agency. Read our paper to find out why. More

  • A tale of two power bills

    When you next renegotiate your electricity contract,expect a significant price rise. Recent changes in the political, environmental and market landscape across Australia are having a direct impact on electricity prices for business. Here we provide case studies of two businesses with new power contracts. This is not a comprehensive review of the overall electricity market; it’s a snapshot intended to guide your own thinking on where energy prices are heading and what you should do to soften the blow. More

  • 10 Ways to Green your Club

    If you’re involved in managing a club, 10 Ways to Green your Club is designed to give you some concrete advice on how you can help your club reduce its impact on the environment. More

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Why Energy Efficiency & Why Big Switch Projects?

Why Energy Efficiency & Why Big Switch Projects?

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