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New Trial Examines Viability Of Replacing Fluorescent Tubes With LED Lights

Friday, 22 January 2010

MEDIA RELEASE - 22 January 2010A new lighting trial reveals barriers and trends to making LED lighting viable for widespread...
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Dairy farms in Victoria

Thursday, 20 November 2008

MEDIA RELEASE DAIRY farms in Victoria could save nearly $6000 a year and substantially cut their greenhouse gas emissions, a...
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Measure and Track

Carbon Accounting

CarbonmetriX

SETS

Plan

Energy Audits

Water Audits

Reduce

Project Management

Greenhouse GOSSIP

Green Electricians

Challenge to Change

Fossil Fuel Diet

Good News Interviews

Forget the doom and gloom! Listen to interviews with Toyota and other leading organisations that are are benefitting financially by acting to cut their carbon emissions. Bruce Rowse, CarbonetiX director, interviews inspirational and passionate people that are bucking the negative trend!

Partners

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Eco Smart Electricians

CarbonetiX supports The National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA) the peak body for Electrical Contractors across Australia. They train licensed electricians nationally in energy efficient and environmentally friendly electrical products, technology and installations. http://www.ecosmartelectricians.com.au

CarbonetiX have been appointed as EcoSmartElectricians Communication Partner and Technology Partner. We provide EcoSmart Electricians added value through product and technical support. We also provide up-to-date information about the latest energy efficient news and developments.

CERES

CarbonetiX has worked with CERES since 2005 in its provision of SETS - the School Environment Tracking System. CERES is a leading community based environmental organisation best known for the CERES environmental park in Brunswick, Melbourne, but also the leading Australian organisation delivering the Australian Sustainable Schools Initiative (AuSSI).