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adaptive
communities &
built
environments
7.3.1; 7.3.2 &
7.3.3
Outcomes &
Benefits
1, 2, 3, & 4
Any other opportunities that Develop if TBC
can be funded and human resources
resourced and that are aligned found
with ZEN Inc’s. strategic plan,
consistent with ZEN’s
objectives & subject to a risk
assessment.
*ZEN Strategies explained here
* ZEN Inc. Strategies 2026 – 2027
Household Strategies
1.1.1 Undertake targeted, large impact projects to maximise emissions reduction
1.1.2 Direct engagement to provides independent energy information, advice and assistance to households to save money and reduce energy use and be more
resilient
1.1.3 Continue Rewiring Noosa- “electrify everything” - across the Noosa Shire, including Solar for Strata initiatives
1.1.4 Demonstrate ‘the possible’ by sharing practical innovations/solutions
1.1.5 Assist in energy cost reduction for low income households and renters
1.1.6 Work with Noosa Council for development of/adoption of a community emissions target for carbon accounting
Business Strategies
2.1.1 Direct engagement to provide independent energy information, advice and assistance to businesses to save money and reduce energy use and be more
resilient
2.1.2 Targeted programs to facilitate business resilience while reducing energy costs and emissions, through the Business Energy Advisor program
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