Green@Home is here to offer
Australian
families a place to find
ideas and ways to live more sustainably, helping our environment while
saving you money. Some of the services that we can currently offer are
free home sustainability assessments and asistance with subsidised roof
insulation. Contact us
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Free
Assessments
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Australian Governmen's Green Loans Program is providing free
home
sustainability assessments and interest-free Green Loans for
recommended improvements.
The assessments (valued at over $250) recommend tailored energy and
water savings options. These may range from simple actions like
switching to energy
efficient lights and replacing shower heads, to larger scale changes
such as installing rainwater tanks or solar panels. |
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Assistance
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You
will get a
tailored report advising the most effective changes
for your home. The recommendations may contain a range of practical
recommendations like, things you can do without spending any money like
saving water and energy by taking shorter showers.
small and cheap solutions like installing water flow regulators and
aerators to your taps or bigger investments like installing
rainwater tanks or installing
a greywater system. |
Accreditation
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Only
certified home
sustainability assessors will conduct assessments for the Green Loans
Program.
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If
you would like a FREE home sustainability assessment to find out what
you may be eligible for, all you need do is either call us on
1300 734 732
or email
info@greenathome.com.au |
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| Multimedia |
| Links to
various
information and tips of interest to anyone who wants to be green at
home. |
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This
video details how
we can choose what to do about global climate change
without having to believe what either side in the debate is shouting at
us. |
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| News
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| Residential Mandatory Disclosure |
Mandatory disclosure of residential energy efficiency rating |
Home owners
may soon have to reveal the energy efficiency of their
homes when they put them up for sale or lease, potentially affecting
the value of millions of homes.
The development of this measure is subject to extensive consultation
and a detailed assessment of its impact and is expected to start
with disclosure of energy efficiency by May 2011.
It is expected that from this date, assessments may no longer be free
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