Energy

Help your business switch to 100% Renewable Energy

Electricity is a major source of greenhouse gas emissions around the world, and businesses are often the biggest users. That’s why making the switch to renewables can have a huge impact.

Help your workplace flick the switch on fossil fuels by moving to 100% renewable energy

You may have already switched your electricity provider at home, and making the change at work is a way to increase your impact even more.

Over 260 major global corporations have already made a commitment to switch to 100% renewable energy, with thousands of smaller companies doing the same. Consumers, investors, and most importantly, employees, are demanding this change. You can make it happen at your company and achieve benefits for the planet, the business, yourself and future generations.

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Renewable Energy Playbook

Our FREE Playbook is designed to guide you through all the steps required to create this change in your workplace. From arming you with the knowledge you can use to persuade key stakeholders, to practical actions you’ll need to take, it contains everything you need to know.

Access our Renewable Energy Playbook

Guide: How to choose a Greenpower provider (Australia)

Is your best option to go 100% renewables GreenPower? Most Australian retailers offer a 100% GreenPower product. However, not all retailers are equal when it comes to their climate commitments and overall environmental stance. This resource contains guidance on criterias to consider when choosing a retailer, so you can make an informed decision.

Outdoors enthusiast turned climate changemaker: Meet WorkforClimate Academy graduate Laura Wilson

Following Australia's cataclysmic fire season of 2019/20, Laura Wilson found herself despairing at the state of climate action in this country. Fed up with just sitting at her computer and worrying, Laura enrolled in the WorkforClimate Academy and kick-started her workplace’s journey to sustainability. Here’s how she embraced “being the squeaky wheel”.

We need to decarbonise our electricity supply, and quickly

We need to better understand our energy systems if we want to transform them. Professor John Quiggin from The University of Queensland’s School of Economics shares some of the key takeaways from Alan Finkel's new book 'Powering Up', including some of the major challenges and benefits of the coming clean energy transition.

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