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The launch of the CRCLCL's YouTube Pilot - Renovate or Rebuild - has generated great media coverage. Take a look.
The Cooperative Research Centre for Low Carbon Living (CRCLCL) has won an Excellence in Innovation Award at the CRC Association’s (CRCA) annual conference this week, thanks to Curtin University’s Dr Jemma Green’s PhD research into blockchain technology, from which the commercial venture Power Ledger was born.
The CRC for Low Carbon Living and the NSW Office of Environment and Heritage have funded a new lifestyle show that aims to crack open sustainable building options to a broad audience
Many leading developers are taking the initiative to ensure building projects include high-performance, zero-carbon, highly energy-efficient buildings, with top star ratings, but action needs to be across the board. Read Scientia Professor Deo Prasad's comment piece in The Conversation.
During May and June 2019, the CRCLCL will stage a series of nationwide events to celebrate seven years of continuous research with its university and industry partners.
The real-time visualisation of peer-to-peer trading in solar energy and water is being funded by the CRC for Low Carbon Living (CRCLCL) in what will be its seventeenth Living Lab – a mobile, modular facility called Legacy.
Since its launch in 2012, the CRCLCL has worked closely with industry and government to generate an authoritative body of research to help keep Australian cities cool.
Australian low carbon living experts from the CRC for Low Carbon Living (CRCLCL) have led United Nations (UN) Environment guidelines to help China develop more sustainable cities and communities. The guidelines have been embraced by five major cities and are now being adopted globally.
Much of the punitive cost of cooling is due to cheap and thoughtless construction and design, writes CRCLCL project leader Professor Mat Santamouris in the Sydney Morning Herald.