Humans of Solar: Virginia
13 Oct, 2021
After Gerry and I were married and living in Launceston there was a transport strike. Supermarket shelves were bare. This was in the 1970s and straight away we thought, okay, we need to be a little more self-sufficient.
Humans of Solar: Philip & Lucy Headlam
05 Oct, 2021
When we bought our Pipers Brook farm about 10 years ago it was just a bare bush block with no infrastructure. There was no house, no sheds, nothing.
Humans of Solar: Tony Waites
28 Sep, 2021
I won’t lie. It’s a bit scary going off-grid. But I find that exciting, a challenge. Part of it is wanting to have minimal impact. Part of it is asking if it’s possible. And the rest is just stubbornness!
Humans of Solar: Josh & Wendy Cocker
21 Sep, 2021
Technically we are still connected to the grid, and that’s just because of our age, the security of that. But we never have to buy power — I think one quarter we bought $4 worth of power!
Humans of Solar: Manfred Schneider
14 Sep, 2021
I have traveled around the world extensively and experienced the devastation of nature; the smog in Los Angeles and in Moscow and in London.
Humans of Solar: Luke Clarke & Cat Irving
07 Sep, 2021
We speak with everyday Tasmanians who are living off sunshine. by Luke Clarke & Cat Irving Cat: We live in…
Keeping the Sunshine Working for You
01 Sep, 2021
The Tasmanian Government Consumer, Building and Occupational Services (CBOS) recommends regular maintenance of solar systems. Solar systems are a long-term investment, and…
Humans of Solar: Dr Al
31 Aug, 2021
We run three hospitals and our home off solar. Five years ago, our Launceston hospital was the first in Australia to be run completely on renewable energy, and that’s something I’m proud of.
Humans of Solar: Daniel & Kim Croker
24 Aug, 2021
We speak with everyday Tasmanians who are living off sunshine. by Daniel & Kim Croker Four years ago we traded…
Humans of Solar: Steve & Tara Howell
17 Aug, 2021
It was in 2016 that we decided to start a multi-day, luxury adventure mountain-bike experience based in the exploding trail network that was Derby. The Blue Derby Pods Ride project included our own exclusive accommodation within the mountain bike trail network and we didn’t know much at all about being off-grid.
