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Related links
Energy efficiency
Cities for Climate Protection Program
Cities for Climate Protection (CCPTM) was an international program that assisted local government in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. This project was in operation from 2005-2009
Energy Savings Action Plan
The Energy Savings Action Plan will determine how much energy is being used at Council's top ten energy using sites, audits facilities and identifies and prioritises actions to conserve energy use.
Street Lighting Improvement Program (SLIP)
Woollahra Council is one of 34 councils within the Energy Australia distribution area that have joined together for this program to improve street lighting throughout the region.
Green Power
Green Power is the clean energy produced from renewable energy sources. Find out details about Council's purchasing of Green Power for the operation of large sites.
Redleaf Solar Project
Wollahra Council has installed a 10kw solar PV system on the roof of the Redleaf Kiosk in Double Bay.