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How Apollo Bay will switch from blackouts to reliable renewables

July 4, 2022

Nestled between the pristine Otway forests and the sea, the small town of Apollo Bay is a paradise for locals and tourists alike. But like many towns, remote often means unreliable power. With up to 70 blackouts a year, local volunteers are working with their regional Community Power Hub to switch to a 100% renewable energy microgrid.

Check out what the Apollo Bay community are doing –https://youtu.be/cTtwf1lFNNM

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Apollo Bay power supply comes from forested terrain in the Otways
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