The Energy Efficiency Council offer a range of training programs and events.
The Energy Efficiency Council is the peak body for energy efficiency, cogeneration and demand management in Australia. A not-for-profit membership association, the Council's goal is to make sensible, cost effective energy efficiency measures standard practice across the Australian economy. Read more…
What is energy efficiency? Energy efficiency is about achieving more while using less energy, by being smart about the energy we use at home, in business and in government. Read more…
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Monday 20 - Tuesday 21 November, Melbourne
2017-18 policy priorities for an energy efficient Australia
The Energy Efficiency Council has launched its 2017-18 policy and advocacy priorities.
The theme of this year’s document is 'Save Energy, Cut Bills, Improve Reliability'.
It sets out the actions that we believe governments around the country should take immediately to drive energy efficiency improvements and respond to the broader energy crisis.
The recommendations reflect the priorities of EEC members, as well as the rapidly changing dynamics of energy policy in Australia.
The EEC's recommendations touch on every part of Australia's economy, and include:
It’s a comprehensive set of measures that reflect the Council's extensive advocacy work on behalf of its members.
Sustainability Victoria and Ai Group are inviting businesses to a free Business Breakfast Seminar providing practical information on ways to reduce energy costs.
20 July 2017
Nominations for the annual National Energy Efficiency Awards opened today, as skyrocketing energy prices continue to drive unprecedented interest from businesses and households in cost effective energy efficiency investments.
18 July 2017
Claims that new vehicle efficiency standards amount to a 'carbon tax on cars' are alarmist and work against the interests of Aussie families, the Energy Efficiency Council says.
14 July 2017
Melbourne Breakfast Seminar @SustainVic @The_AiGroup providing practical information on ways to reduce energy costs https://t.co/3mAAIYnVaf
20th July 2017
EEC Members only one spot remains for the Leaders' Lunch next Tuesday 25 July, with special guest NSW Energy Minister Hon Don Harwin MLC
20th July 2017
National Energy Efficiency Awards open to powerful ideas that will push down energy usage - Nominate your project https://t.co/0vUWw3sTvY
20th July 2017
RT @lukemenzel: This is why we bang on about energy efficiency. https://t.co/A44nZRNkMn
20th July 2017
RT @ASBEC1: Applications close 24 July @cityofsydney #Environmental Performance Grants @NABERS_OEH @gbcaus https://t.co/EeWpYpHZNT
19th July 2017
Reserve your seat at Retrofit to Profit - Commercial Building Upgrades for Maximised Returns - 27 July 2017, Sydney… https://t.co/jW4xG88GOP
19th July 2017
Get informed and take control of your energy costs. Still time to register for @E_U_A_A’s Victorian Energy Forum.… https://t.co/uYdcRX9i9E
19th July 2017
RT @GenesisNowAu: Vehicle fuel efficiency standards good news for businesses, individuals, and families, in fact everyone.... who use… https://t.co/IETRcTH1ns
18th July 2017
RT @FMAAust: Low-energy homes don't just save money, they improve lives https://t.co/rvva1rOB1y via @ConversationEDU #FacMan #energyeffiency
18th July 2017
Research provides new insights into the relationship between people, energy technologies and low-carbon buildings - https://t.co/EFKbBHtt0P
18th July 2017
