Pictured from left, Latrobe Valley Authority economic development and investment director Moragh MacKay, Heyfield Community Resource Centre bookkeeper Julie Bryer, resource centre manager Caroline Trevorrow, Wattwatchers program manager Tim McCoy, MyTown community liaison officer Emma Birchall, Institute for Sustainable Futures research director Scott Dwyer and The Change Agency representative Kristy Walters. Photo: Kirsty McCallum
Heyfield community embraces innovative microgrid project
Pictured from left, Latrobe Valley Authority economic development and investment director Moragh MacKay, Heyfield Community Resource Centre bookkeeper Julie Bryer, […]
Heyfield community embraces innovative microgrid project
Residents gathered at the Heyfield Wetlands Information Centre last week to celebrate the official launch of the town’s innovative project to design a more sustainable and equitable local energy model.
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