Welcome to Alice Solar City

Alice Springs is on its way to becoming Australia’s red centre energy champion!

Alice Springs is one of just seven cities around Australia to be selected to participate in the Australian Government's Solar Cities program.

Led by a Consortium of local organisations, the aim of the Alice Solar City project is to empower the community to become energy champions through improved awareness, energy efficiency measures, solar energy technology and smart electricity metering and tariffs.

The project aims to make Alice Springs a model for the rest of Australia and the world to follow. By the end of the project, the estimated reduction in CO2 emissions will be the equivalent of taking one quarter of all Alice Springs vehicles off the road.

18 February 2010 PEACE OF MIND FOR ALICE SPRINGS SOLAR INSTALLATIONS

Recent statements regarding the threat of house fires from rooftop solar photovoltaic (PV) installations needs to be put in context, says Alice Solar City General Manager Brian Elmer.

“The Alice Solar City program has helped fund almost 200 household and commercial solar panel installations in Alice Springs and we take safety very seriously.”
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11 FEBRUARY 2010 SUSTAINABLE LIVING HOUSE OPEN TO PUBLIC THIS SATURDAY

The owner of the Alice Springs Sustainable Living House, Kristelle Sherwood is only using just over half the energy she produces via her rooftop solar system.

A public Open Day is being held at the house this Saturday so other homeowners can see how Kristelle is achieving such a great result, and to find out more about all the energy and water saving measures that are helping to keep her living costs down.
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10 February 2010 - GREEN LOANS ASSESSOR COMING TO ALICE SPRINGS

Alice Springs residents can access interest free loans of up to $10,000 to install solar, water saving, and energy efficient products when a Green Loans assessor visits Alice Springs later this month.

To take advantage of the Australian Government program homeowners must book a free home sustainability assessment with the Green Loans assessor, who will be here from 17 February to 10 March.
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