Expressions of interest are being sought regarding a solar bulk buy for Eurobodalla.
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The South Coast Health and Sustainability Alliance (SHASA) are coordinating the transaction, with the aim of making renewable energy more accessible.
A not-for-profit community group based in Eurobodalla, SHASA have put their efforts towards researching solar systems for the benefit of the community. Paul Dolphin from SHASA said the organisation wants the Eurobodalla to have low cost quality solar systems.
“We have been actively negotiating a bulk buy discount for quality solar systems at the best price and with the best local installers,” he said.
“It can be hard to navigate the world of solar so we have done all the research to give peace of mind and make sure people get good quality systems from reputable local installers at a discounted price.”
SHASA received funding from NSW Government’s Office of Environment and Heritage (OEH) through its Community Renewable Energy program for in-depth research into solar solutions. Anyone wanting participate in the solar bulk buy can go to www.shasa.com.au and fill out the non-binding expression of interest form. The bulk buy will be open for three months until the end of August. For more information, email shasateam1@gmail.com or call Paul Dolphin on 0429 204 924. An official launch will be held in Moruya on Tuesday the 21st of June 5pm-7pm at the OEH Demystifying Solar Roadshow at the Anglican Church Hall.
