Leon Siebel

Huge news yesterday - our JV announcement with Evergen for the world's biggest Virtual Power Plant. See the full story in Financial Review , Renew Economy , PV Magazine  and One Step Off The Grid .

Living a sustainable lifestyle takes commitment to learning, exploring and sustainable practices. Every choice we make impacts others - the clothes we buy, the food we eat and the energy we use. Although living a sustainable lifestyle requires shifts in behaviour and mindset, it’s still possible to have a successful and fabulous lifestyle! For more on sustainable living, follow me on Instagram !

Rod Woolley (Chairman) and Donna Freer (CEO) Australia’s leading solar battery storage installation company, Solar SG, has appointed a new chairman and new CEO to help guide it through the next phase of its rapid expansion. Mr Rod Woolley, a 20-year-old veteran of the renewable energy, energy efficiency and energy regulation  sectors, will take over as chairman immediately at Solar SG, which leads the market as Solar Service Group,  Sunbank Solar and SouthAus Solar. Mr Woolley is also president of the Energy Savings Industry Association in Australia. Concurrently, Ms Donna Freer, an executive leader with more than 15 years’ experience delivering sustainable change at companies including HomeRepair, Spotless and Healthscope, has joined Solar SG as  CEO. The company’s founders, Leon Siebel and David Rogers, both industry veterans, said Mr Woolley would help  build new government relationships, drive the group’s R&D activities and pursue energy retail opportunities  acros

An overview of solar power in Victoria, looking at the Solar Homes Program and claiming rebates. Check out my latest article on Medium ! ☀

Renewable energy in Victoria - the targets, key programs and policies, and the future of renewables. Check out my latest article on Medium !

Source: Urbnsurf This summer, Urbnsurf is set to open Australia's first full-sized surf park in Melbourne! This is not only exciting for local surfers, but the whole park will be solar-powered! Solar panels throughout the park will offset its power use, and Urbnsurf is looking for a renewable energy provider to secure long-term supply. For more information on Urbnsurf Melbourne, see their website and article at PV Magazine Australia ; and for more on renewable energy, follow me on Instagram !