The installation of a 112kW solar and battery system provides a renewable source of energy that powers the estate and reduces reliance on traditional electricity grids. The addition of a solar battery system allows for the storage of excess solar power. This stored energy can
The Era Clubhouse was rebuilt by the Era community in 2012 with the assistance of the NSW government grant following sustainable practices – solar energy, rainwater storage tanks, eco-friendly toilets. This means that they have installed an off-grid solar and battery system that can help
Burning Palms Surf Life Saving Club is dedicated to safeguarding life on Burning Palms beach, which is located in the Royal National Park. Accessible via a 2.5 km walking track from Garrawarra car park (near the turnoff to Garie Beach), this remote club faces unique
Norwest Quarter is a visionary project that aims to create a zero-carbon, mixed-use precinct in Sydney’s Hills District. By installing a solar system on their building, we have helped Norwest Quarter achieve its sustainability goals and reduce its reliance on fossil fuels. The solar system
The Hills Shire Council has been taking steps to reduce its carbon footprint and promote sustainable energy. In 2023, we helped the council install more solar panels on their Norwest administration building, which added to the 400 existing panels already installed on its rooftop. These
CBRE’s 99.6kW solar system installation at 40 Yeo St, Neutral Bay is a significant step towards sustainable energy consumption. The solar panels are expected to generate approximately 142,000 kWh of electricity per year and abate 152tCO2e. This is equivalent to the annual energy consumption of
The Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron is a prestigious yacht club and a heritage site in Sydney Harbour1. Established in 1862, the club has a long history of involvement in sailing and yachting events. The club also hosts various social and recreational activities for its members
HMAS Platypus is a former submarine base and a heritage site in Sydney Harbour. It was decommissioned in 1999 and transferred to the Sydney Harbour Federation Trust in 2005. The Trust has been working to restore and revitalise the site for public access and enjoyment.
The installation of a 31kW solar system at the Revelop Head Office in Parramatta has been a significant step towards sustainability and energy efficiency. This initiative is in line with Revelop’s development strategy, which emphasizes the creation of innovative, sustainable facilities.