Mt Ommaney Library Meeting Room, Dandenong Road
1 – 3pm, Sat 27 Mar, 2010

 

Please note we have cancelled the event for Wednesday 24 Mar. Apologies for any inconvenience.

 

Panel includes Anne Armansin from Origin Energy and Ed Parker who is paid to produce energy on his roof.

Details of our Earth Day event in April also follows.

Ask about

• Mysteries of your bill and your kWh / day usage
• Cheaper ways to run air-conditioning
• Booster switches
• Tariffs pros and cons – getting the most from your electrician
• Earning cash on your electricity bill
• Smart grids and demand for large scale renewables
• Peak demand myths
• Energy saving products and replacing your hot water system
• Temperature settings for water and fridges – health and safety

Register early. Limited seating - phone 3375 7268 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
 
Pop in to grab free magazines and latest rebate information.
 
Hosted by Sustainable Jamboree as part of its Energy Savers’ Scheme. Project supported by the Brisbane City Council through a Lord Mayor’s Sustainability Grant.
 
Please volunteer with us! Sustainable Jamboree is a not-for-profit volunteer based community group in the Jamboree Ward although anyone is welcome. It’s aimed at reducing our ecological footprint and promoting sustainability by working with schools, households and other organisations. We also influence government policy through advocacy.
 
Anniversary of Earth Day - film 24 April
 
To celebrate the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day, Sustainable Jamboree will be showing a 50 min film on Saturday 24 April, 1 - 3pm at the Mt Ommaney Library.
 
It's called 'In Transition1.0: from oil dependence to local resilience'
 
‘In Transition’ is the first detailed film about the international Transition Towns movement filmed by those that know it best, those who are making it happen on the ground. The Transition Towns movement is about communities around the world responding to peak oil and climate change with creativity, imagination and humour, and setting about rebuilding their local economies and communities. It is positive, solutions focused, viral and fun. http://transitionculture.org/in-transition/