Promoting greener apartments in Lane Cove
The Greener Apartments Program is a FREE Council initiative to assist apartment buildings and strata schemes to reduce their energy, water and waste, potentially saving thousands of dollars per year. By joining the program, you receive free, independent expert advice and support to help lower running costs and live in a more sustainable building that operates more efficiently.
This is a pilot project with the goal of creating case studies to demonstrate to other apartment buildings and strata scheme the benefits of conducting energy efficiency, water and waste assessments and upgrades.
Council will work with a select number of buildings to identify opportunities to reduce:
- Operating costs
- Common area energy use
- Gas use
- Water use
- Greenhouse gas emissions
- Waste
Buildings selected to participate will receive free:
- Energy, water and waste efficiency assessments performed by industry specialists
- Detailed reports clearly illustrating the financial case for upgrades
- Implementation support
Who should apply?
The Council is looking for all apartment buildings committed to reducing their energy, water and waste and saving on operating costs. They encourage applications from all styles of buildings, from small blocks to large blocks with high energy bills and large communal facilities such as pools, gyms and underground car parks.
Selection criteria
The Council invites interested owners corporations to submit an expression of interest. Successful applications will be those whose applications demonstrate a high likelihood of implementing the suggested measures, opportunities for energy, waste and water reductions and the prospect of providing case studies for buildings with similar facilities.
How to apply
For more information, visit Lane Cove Council’s website.
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