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History
of Community Power
The concept for Community Power was originally raised with
Darebin City Council by the Westgarth Action Group, in
response to the deregulation of the Victorian electricity
market in 2002. After consultation with the local community,
it was evident that Darebin residents supported Council’s
involvement in the project, expressing their strong interest
in joining the program.
As a result, Community Power was established, making it easier
for residents to reduce the impact of their greenhouse gas emissions by
switching to accredited GreenPower. The Community Power
Program has since expanded to include the Cities of Whitehorse and Moreland
represented by the Moreland Energy Foundation.
Sign up to GreenPower
Take action with your local community by joining Community Power today!
See What is
on offer for detailed information on the Community Power
Energy Plans.
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Sign Up Online
Now*
www.originenergy.com.au/communitypower
Terms and Conditions can be reviewed
during the sign up process. If you do not agree with
any terms and conditions simply exit the sign up
process.
* Please note the Community Power Energy Plans are
currently available online only. If you
would like to sign up to a Community Power Energy
Plan but do not have internet access, please
contact the Community Power Program. This offer is
not available to households claiming the Solar
Power Feed in Tariff.
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Darebin and Moreland City Council's are
also doing their bit to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and
address climate change.
Further Information
To enquire about signing up or joining our Stay in Touch program for newsletters and updates please contact:
Community Power Program
Ph: (03) 8470 8220
Email: info@communitypower.org
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