Local community groups receive funding to reduce carbon emissions

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We're excited to announce we've been awarded $35,164 through the Victorian Government's Community Climate Change and Energy Action program.

This grant helps community groups tenanting Shire facilities to lower operating costs, make sustainability improvements and reduce emissions.

The works will be co-funded by the tenants, and will go towards:

Mount Eliza Bowls Club

Replacing inefficient cooking, refrigeration and hot water appliances with efficient electric models, as well as 11.7 kW rooftop solar installation.

Mount Eliza Neighbourhood House

Replacing gas hot water system with heat pump hot water, installation of efficient LED lighting, abolishment of existing gas connection, and installation of 6.3 kW rooftop solar.

Sorrento Community Centre

Upgrading old lighting to efficient and lower-maintenance LEDs.

Mount Eliza Fifty Five Plus Club

Installing 6.3 kW of rooftop solar.

These projects are supported by the Community Climate Change and Energy Action program, which is delivered by Susta


Quotes attributable to Mayor Councillor Anthony Marsh:

"We're proud to support Victoria's transition to a decarbonised economy.

"Working to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and build resilience to climate change is a critical part of our Council and Wellbeing Plan and our Climate Emergency Plan

"This funding will help local community groups reduce carbon emissions and save resources."

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