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25.01.2022 Well its not long now before we hear from the State Growth department about the Community Infrastructure Fund, late April/early May we have been informed, so watch this space. You might have heard that theres been a little bit of news in the press about renewables lately, unless youve been under a rock. Looks like utility scale batteries will be installed in SA before long by Mr Musk or others. But closer to home, Bruny Island is up and running, check out the ABC report ...http://www.abc.net.au//tasmanias-bruny-island-test/8444964 The highlights of the C4CE Congress have now been released, take a look at what happened, http://c4ce.net.au/congress/congress-output/ Spread the word

24.01.2022 Another example of how the energy market might be changing. Well be working with our local utility provider to get the best solution. https://onestepoffthegrid.com.au/utilities-can-deal-threat/

24.01.2022 Well were almost there, just need to sign the Grant Deed and the project is ready to start. Very exciting. Theres also exciting things happening another community energy project in Newstead. Read the article attached, this could also be a solution for the Peninsula. https://onestepoffthegrid.com.au/making-case-10-year-renew/

22.01.2022 C4CE Webinar recordings are available to view at a time that suits you. Their really worth a watch if you have an hour to spare and any time. I just attended Donation Based Community Funding, a real potential for TPP to get started. http://c4ce.net.au/webinars/ check it out

21.01.2022 Article from One Step Off the Grid (not that we intent to leave the grid) https://onestepoffthegrid.com.au/tasmanian-community-taki/

21.01.2022 We have a representative at the C4CE Congress next Monday, http://c4ce.net.au/congress/ Hopefully this will be a great networking and learning opportunity for TPP. Let us know if there are any issues / opportunities you think we should be addressing

20.01.2022 Another example of how the energy market might be changing. We'll be working with our local utility provider to get the best solution. https://onestepoffthegrid.com.au/utilities-can-deal-threat/

19.01.2022 We might not have a nuclear power plant to replace, but if New York can go distributed power generation, why can't the Tasman Peninsula??? http://reneweconomy.com.au/new-york-aims-replace-nuclear-/

17.01.2022 We are powering ahead with our project to explore innovative ways of getting a more reliable electricity supply for the Tasman Peninsula with more local renewable energy sources. TPP received a grant of $200,000 from the Tasmanian State Government. The grant has allowed us to employ a consultant to work on a Microgrid Assessment Study and will also fund an experimental installation of solar PV and batteries on the planned new Tasman Council owned residential units in Nubeen...a. Our first public meeting to report on progress and seek input from the community will be held at the CWA Hall, 1634 Main Rd Nubeena at 2pm on Sunday 21 October. Reliable electricity supply is an issue for all residents of the Peninsula. New technology for generating, storing and sharing electricity opens exciting new possibilities for the community to be actively engaged in providing its own energy, and to explore new business opportunities for local development and employment in the process. Our Microgrid Assessment Study is in four stages. In the first stage, which is fully funded, we will explore how solar PV and batteries can provide more reliable power and allow sharing between five residences. The Assessment Study will also map out future expansion possibilities. Stage two investigates a Nubeena Essential Services Microgrid which could power essential services in Nubeena in the case of outages and emergencies. Stage three, the Nubeena Community Microgrid, looks at strategies to supply power in the event of outages to the wider Nubeena community and provide value during other times. This could include options for a single Nubeena microgrid or a series of smaller microgrids. The fourth stage of the study will map out a Tasman Peninsula Community Energy Roadmap. The roadmap will set out the options for realising TPP's vision of sustainable renewable energy infrastructure across the Peninsula to deliver secure and affordable power and create local employment through community enterprises. We expect that the Study will be completed by the end of 2018 and will identify viable future projects for which we could seek either grant funding or community investment. There are lots of opportunities for you to have your say on the project. There is an online survey sponsored by Nubeena & Tasman branch of Bendigo Community Bank found at http://bit.ly/Tasman2018 . Come along to the Public Meeting on 21 October. A further meeting is planned for early December. You can email us with ideas or suggestions at any time at [email protected] or follow and post to this Facebook page (www.facebook.com/tasmanpeninsulapower/). You can also contact the project consultant Jack Gilding from Backroad Connections Pty Ltd at [email protected] or (0407) 486-651.

15.01.2022 Well we're almost there, just need to sign the Grant Deed and the project is ready to start. Very exciting. There's also exciting things happening another community energy project in Newstead. Read the article attached, this could also be a solution for the Peninsula. https://onestepoffthegrid.com.au/making-case-10-year-renew/

15.01.2022 Were on the map We are now members of the C4CE (Coalition for Community Energy). Lots of good community energy networking on its way.

13.01.2022 Do you want to have your say on renewable energy and electricity reliability for the Tasman Peninsula? Come along to the public meeting tomorrow, Sunday 21st Oct, at 2pm in the CWA Hall in Nubeena And don't forget before the meeting, the local community group Tasman Peninsula Power is conducting a survey to get the communitys views. If you complete the survey today, Saturday 20th Oct, you could be in the draw to win a $200 bank account courtesy of the Nubeena & Tasman Branc...h of the Bendigo Bank. The prize draw will be held at the public meeting. You can access the survey at www.surveymonkey.com/r/Tasman2018 Or you can access the survey and find out more about the public meeting and the project by going to the Tasman Peninsula Power page on Facebook. facebook.com/tasmanpeninsulapower

11.01.2022 TASMAN PENINSULA POWER COMMUNITY SURVEY We are interested in finding out your views on renewable energy, electricity reliability and possible renewable energy developments on the Peninsula. This survey is part of our Microgrid Assessment Study which has been funded by the Tasmanian State Government. Who should answer this survey? We invite you to complete this survey if you live, run a business or regularly visit the Tasman Peninsula. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Tasman2018 If you complete the survey, you can opt to be included in the draw for the prize of a $200 bank account courtesy of the sponsor, the Nubeena & Tasman Community Bank Branch of the Bendigo Bank.

10.01.2022 Interesting workshop for crowdfunding being held in Hobart. Anybody interested in attending? https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/chuffedorg-wotsoworkspace-cr

10.01.2022 The Liberals have announced funding for the Micro-grid pilot study ($50,000) and the PV's and batteries for the new Council residential units ($150,000). We might not have made the ABC news, due to an unplanned intervention from a local with other concerns, but we did make the REneweconomy. http://reneweconomy.com.au/tasmania-libs-propose-solar-bat/

10.01.2022 We're on the map We are now members of the C4CE (Coalition for Community Energy). Lot's of good community energy networking on its way.

10.01.2022 Our application is in. We have now submitted our application to the State Growth, Community Infrastructure Fund, If we are successful, we will have funds to undertake a feasibility study for community renewable energy on the Peninsula.

10.01.2022 Lots of interesting microgrid projects happening in other states. This one in Euroa Vc looks particularly relevant to Tasman Peninsula project. https://onestepoffthegrid.com.au/victoria-town-turns-solar/

07.01.2022 Well it's not long now before we hear from the State Growth department about the Community Infrastructure Fund, late April/early May we have been informed, so watch this space. You might have heard that there's been a little bit of news in the press about renewables lately, unless you've been under a rock. Looks like utility scale batteries will be installed in SA before long by Mr Musk or others. But closer to home, Bruny Island is up and running, check out the ABC report ...http://www.abc.net.au//tasmanias-bruny-island-test/8444964 The highlights of the C4CE Congress have now been released, take a look at what happened, http://c4ce.net.au/congress/congress-output/ Spread the word

05.01.2022 The Liberals have announced funding for the Micro-grid pilot study ($50,000) and the PVs and batteries for the new Council residential units ($150,000). We might not have made the ABC news, due to an unplanned intervention from a local with other concerns, but we did make the REneweconomy. http://reneweconomy.com.au/tasmania-libs-propose-solar-bat/

04.01.2022 C4CE are holding a series of interesting webinars starting in September. You can register for the webinars here, http://c4ce.net.au/webinars/ Have fun

04.01.2022 I couldn't say it better myself. All we need now is for the Tassie government to come on board and provide funds like the Vic government is doing for Community Renewable groups http://reneweconomy.com.au/why-every-australian-town-shou/

03.01.2022 I couldnt say it better myself. All we need now is for the Tassie government to come on board and provide funds like the Vic government is doing for Community Renewable groups http://reneweconomy.com.au/why-every-australian-town-shou/

03.01.2022 Annual General Meeting Members are advised that the Annual General Meeting of Tasman Peninsula Power Inc will be held on 14 October 2018 at Koonya Hall commencing at 2pm. Agenda includes presentation of reports and election of officers. New members are welcome.

01.01.2022 Public Consultation Meeting TPP invites all members of the community to a public meeting as part of its Nubeena essential services microgrid project, funded by the Tasmanian State Government. The meeting will be held 21 October 2018 at Nubeena CWA Hall commencing at 2pm. The meeting, lead by TPP President Paul Sutton and Backroad Connections consultant Jack Gilding, will bring us up to date with progress so far, and seek input from the community about the future direction for our energy supply in Nubeena.