About
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Solar
CityŽ is dedicated to assisting towns,
cities and city regions in fully integrating
renewable energy technologies, as well as energy
conservation and efficiency measures, in order to
achieve globally sustainable greenhouse gas emission
levels and lower reliance on fossil fuel. It is
based on methods developed for this purpose, using
international best practice as guidance.
Solar
CityŽ is an Australian registered trademark
and has traded since 1999 for a range of solar and
other renewable energy related research and advisory
services.
Clients served by Solar
CityŽ include
the International Energy Agency; the Canberra
Investment Corporation/ Manidis Roberts Pty Ltd;
Knox City; Baptist Community Services/ Peter
McFadyen Pty Ltd; the Commonwealth Science, Industry
and Research Organisation; the Satterley Property
Group; GroupGSA among others.
Solar
CityŽ services
also
encompass:
- Scientific research including research
into its practical applications;
- urban research including research into
its practical applications;
- urban design, planning and development
planning;
- scientific and urban strategic
advisory services;
- energy impact evaluation;
- research into energy techniques and
technology including research into their practical
application;
- greenhouse gas research;
- provision of on-line information; and
- related international collaboration
including publications.
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We are a member of the Urban Climate Change
Research Network (UCCRN)**
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STAR
stands for Space, Time and Renewables. The STAR
Energy Model is an affordable and reliable system to
determine a community, city or region’s capacity for
energy independence based on local renewable
resources. Communities benefit from the information
generated by the STAR Energy Model by easily
building scientifically quantified scenarios for a
secure, sustainable and prosperous future. |
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Read
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Climate
Design
Climate
change and dwindling global resources are
challenging the professional practice, demanding new
design and planning approaches that achieve more
with less. This rich volume for designers,
architects, planners, policy makers and academics
alike explores the current paradigm shift and
illustrates how new thinking can convert investments
in urban infrastructure, land use and development
into resilient and enduring support systems for
human and environmental prosperity. |
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100
Percent
Renewable
Current practice, projects and plans for companies,
individuals, communities, cities and countries
determined to be entirely independent from fossil
fuel and nuclear power. For more information and to
order click here. |
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Urban
Energy Transition:
From Fossil Fuels to Renewable Power
This
compendium
of 28 chapters presents perspectives that are
both local and international in scope and
relevance: perspectives from 18 countries in
both the developed and developing world. For
more information and to order click here. |
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The
Renewable
City: A comprehensive guide to an urban revolution
This
is a guide to an unprecedented urban transformation,
squarely focused on action. It is built on
successful urban sustainability trends, emerging
infrastructure directions, renewable energy
applications and related new approaches to urban
planning and the design of cities. For more
information and to order click here. |
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