Thinking of this space as a town square. The citizens of this fine town are all the members of community energy groups around Australia. This is a space where we can gather and share, so that we can learn together.

The basis of the Knowledge Hub is the Embark wiki. Embark was established to facilitate the development of a vibrant community renewable energy sector in Australia. Inspired by the success of Hepburn Wind, Australia’s first community owned wind farm, many other communities are keen to participate in, and benefit from, the transition to a low carbon economy. In 2018 the Coalition for Community Energy joined together with Embark to create the one organisation, which is now known as Energy Together.

We can all help to update the Knowledge Hub. It has become our Library, closely linked to our University (Research Group) where researchers busily develop the new knowledge the sector needs. The groups are like a busy cafe with different clusters working at each table. 

Everyone can help deliver the news, offer to help and share their resources and insights.

Tourists are welcome and we want this town to be a famous place to visit. The media, politicians, investors and policy makers can all learn more about community energy here. They can see us at work and be impressed by what our sector is achieving. Let’s show the world, through this Knowledge Hub, what a thriving sector we are.