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Note: this also incorporates # businesses implement businesses &
Solar for business/tourism electrification (e.g. fleet, landholders to:
Strata. kitchen, hot water systems, a.Reduce their
HVAC) = 4 emissions
technology
# businesses take up solar = implementation
5 b.Take up
opportunities for
# businesses take up battery income
=3 generation
through carbon
# New EV charging sites = 2 drawdown
Outcomes &
Benefits 1 & 2
2.Commercial & Industrial Solar and Batteries
a. To boost the amount of Nov., 2026 Josh, Colin, Ewan, # Solar Systems installed or 2.1.1; 2.1.2;
renewable energy available Large – June, 2027 Anne enlarged including excess 2.1.4 ; CCS
including encouraging VPPs or businesses in capacity for distribution and 2.1.1; .2.1.2;
VPNs the Noosaville minimization of wasted solar 2.1.3; 2.1.4;
b. To reduce business energy & Cooroy CCS 1,2,3,4, &
costs # Batteries installed 5
industrial
c. To make businesses and the
estates; #VPP’s entered into
community more resilient after
Chambers of
severe weather events/power
Commerce
outages
d. To reduce emissions from
business.
e. Advocate for measurement of
wasted solar
f. Using bi-directional EV’s to
reduce peak demand and
provide essential power using
“wasted” C&I solar
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