Noosa Shire is leading the charge in a sustainable revolution, with households across the region making the switch to all-electric appliances and cars powered by clean electricity. The shift is not only slashing household expenses by up to 50 per cent, compared to those relying on fossil fuels, but it's also making a significant positive impact on the climate.

So, what’s it like to become an EV owner and what advice can be given after one year of ownership.

Noosa local, Tony Clarke, Expo Coordinator of the ZEN Noosa EV & Electrify Everything Expo gives us his insights and a few tips.

Recently the team at Zero Emissions Noosa was alerted to an inspiring young woman named Ashley Sinclair.

A former student of Noosa Pengari Stainer School, Ashly completed her major assessment in Year 12 tackling what she refers to as “eco anxiety”, writing and publishing a book named Earth and Us.

Electrify everything is the current catchphrase among people concerned about saving on their energy costs and leaving a comfortable future for our kids.

Queensland Businesses Energy Upgrade Grants Now Available but HURRY

Queensland Small & Medium Business Owners now have access to funding to purchase energy

efficient equipment upgrades to reduce their carbon footprint and save money thanks to the

Energy Efficiency Grants for Small & Medium Enterprises (Round 2).

With Australians suffering the effects of soaring temperatures at dangerous highs and extreme weather patterns and storms, there has never been a better time to capitalise on the multiple Queensland Government rebates and go solar.

The Noosa Biosphere Reserve Foundation (NBRF) hosted its annual Noosa Biosphere Awards, hailed a “fantastic celebration”, on Thursday 30 November at the Sunshine Beach Surf Lifesaving Club, with 140 guests from the local environment sector turning out for the event.

E-bikes are part of a growing movement that focuses on micro-mobility as a way to reduce congestion, air pollution and and emissions. For Noosa, prompting micro-mobility must be a key part of our emissions reduction strategy.

Nestled amid Queensland’s paradisiacal landscapes, Noosa, renowned for its pristine beaches and vibrant street life, is making waves in another domain - sustainable living.

Parking in Noosa is a perennial problem, especially at peak times, but most solutions to address the parking problem focus on increasing the supply.

Noosa Shire is leading the charge in a sustainability revolution, with households across the region making the switch to all-electric appliances and cars powered by clean electricity. This shift is not only slashing household expenses by up to 50% compared to those relying on fossil fuels, but it's also making a significant positive impact on the climate by reducing greenhouse gas emissions from energy use.

What does the closure of Sunshine Beach Road have to being an advocate for EVs?

Just ask Andrew Fairbairn, from Visit Sunshine Coast.

We are looking for a special person to assist ZEN Inc’s. work and impact, by supporting our Board and Working Groups, that help move the Noosa Shire community towards bet zero emissions.

Year 6 students from Sunshine Coast State School were recently involved in the ZEN DURO 2023 project about the use of swappable batteries for electric vehicles and how they could work in our community.