Adelaide Branch
Adelaide Branch
The Renew Adelaide Branch meetings are very informative and regularly have 50-60 attendees. So come along to see and hear about the latest and greatest in sustainability.
A FLIR thermal imaging camera for hire to local Renew members. Click here for details. If you’d like to take up Renew membership click here.
Looking for recycling methods for a wide range of materials in SA? Click here for the great Sustainable Communities SA leaflet “No Such Thing as Rubbish!”.
You can find our Youtube channel here.
The Renew Adelaide Branch meets quarterly at 7.30pm at the Goodwood Community Centre, 32-34 Rosa St, Goodwood.
Convenor: Alan Strickland
Committee: Cathryn Hamilton, Gael Fogarty, Maxine Jones, John Zeppel and Katherine MacDonald.
Adelaide Branch Events
Adelaide Branch Event
So you’re thinking of buying an electric car?
Get all the info you need to progress your shift to electric transport
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Adelaide Branch Event
The Energy Project – practical solutions to energy problems
Come and hear an energy specialist talk about solutions!
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Adelaide Branch Event
SA’s hydrogen opportunities
What role could hydrogen play in the SA power network?
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Adelaide Branch Event
Point of No Return – film screening and panel discussion
The story behind this amazing solar flight
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Adelaide Branch Event
The Technologies and Practicalities of Carbon Neutral Adelaide
Adelaide is on the journey to becoming carbon neutral
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Adelaide Branch Event
Another 10 years of climate change – a vision of SA in 2030
Where is the SA climate headed and what steps should be taken?
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Adelaide Branch Event
House design-build-performance monitor forum
Get the lowdown on designing & building a sustainable house
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Adelaide Branch Event
Battery storage forum
The when, why and how of installing solar and storage
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Adelaide Branch Event
Waste management – the present and future
Learn how recyclables are currently managed and how we might handle a much wider range of materials more efficiently in the future.
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