Community groups are encouraged to save energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions as part of Hepburn Shire Council’s Towards Zero Community Energy Saving program.
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Council grants are now open for funding to support community projects that reduce emissions in community facilities.
Proposed projects may include renewable energy systems, insulation, shading and whether proofing, energy efficient heating, cooling and lighting systems, or energy efficient kitchen appliances.
Part of the 2017-21 Hepburn Shire Council plan aims to reduce energy use and carbon emissions while helping the community make moves toward achieving zero emissions.
Visit www.hepburn.vic.gov.au to download theTowards Zero Community Grants guidelines and the online application.
Contact Hepburn Shire Council sustainability officer Glenn Tamblyn on 5321 6456 for more information.
Grant applications for community projects opened Wednesday and close on February 17.
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