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Project Taminga is an end-to-end renewable transition to help people generate clean, renewable energy and integrate a battery storage system to ensure uninterrupted power, optimising energy usage and resilience.

Powertech Energy backs the Australian Government’s Net Zero Plan by 2050. The F-25 Foodie, a food waste converter often compared to traditional food waste composters, is a fully sustainable alternative adopted by Chester Hill RSL that reduces carbon emissions. While not a traditional food composter, the Foodie converter supports COPAR’s composting goal and integrates with their fibre-based packaging to offer sustainable waste solutions. This is one of the commercial food waste disposal options for businesses looking to reduce their environmental impact and improve their ESG performance.

A high-profile family based in Medindie, SA, was facing high energy bills of over $5,000 per quarter due to their high electricity consumption. As a medium size family living in a large traditional home with a swimming pool, they needed a reliable source of power while saving money in the long run. In 2020, they decided to invest in a solar PV system and energy storage to meet their energy needs.

As an accredited RV dealership with the national Caravan Industry Association (CIA), Camperagent needed to demonstrate increased sustainability practices. With power bills sky-rocketing, and a lack of control over power use, a renewables commercial battery system was the perfect solution.

Camperagent RV Service had an existing solar panel installation. While the system generating some savings, it did not give them full energy independence. With the installation of this new commercial battery system, Camperagent recieved full blackout protection — due to the hybrid system's ability to operate independently to the grid.

Chesser Chemicals is an Australian owned local SA manufacturing company, based at Ferryden Park. They manufacture and supply cleaning and sanitation products. With increased demand for their products over the last few years, Chesser Chemicals have been able to grow and employ more people right here in SA.