Micro Energy Systems Australia

12/08/2024

The Repurposing for Resilience team is excited to share our latest initiative with you.
Introducing THE ‘Mark 2 prototype’, our Community Access Solar Power Trailer, designed and built for rapid assistance in emergency situations AND everyday life!

Join us at the RfR Solar Reuse Centre at 21 Yarragee Rd, Moruya on Friday 30 August any time between 10.30am – 1.00pm to learn more about this landmark project.

If you would like to participate on the day in either of our informal discussions to provide feedback on how best the trailer can be used in the community, please RSVP to [email protected] by COB 16 August.
Session 1: 10.30am – 11.30am.
Session 2: 11.45am – 12.45pm.

This project was made possible by funding from Fire to Flourish Eurobodalla and Micro Energy Systems Australia with kind support from sponsors Southcoast Health & Sustainability Alliance and The Tec Exec

For more information contact RfR on 0499864970

19/04/2024

02/10/2023

In just over 12 months we have diverted well over 400+ panels from landfill, contributed to changing local, state and federal policies on solar industry waste, brought electrical trade training to the Eurobodalla and set up regular workshops in practical trade skills for community.

We built a solar powered trailer predominantly from waste to serve espresso and fresh juice from, at events where we raise funds for community groups with like minded ethos.

Weve donated electrical upgrades and power systems to assist those in need, acquired funding to construct an emergency response trailer for our community and worked with youth on the Lanterns from Waste project for River of Art Luminous festival 2023.

Right now we are turning our attention back to setting up the very first community solar reuse centre in Aus!
Complete with a waste art gallery/shop, panel processing depot and training workshop.

So yes there is far more to us than just solar panels!

Not unlike all other community groups our ability to achieve great things for the environment and community is only limited by our capacity and 100% reliant on volunteers. So if youve been considering ways in which you could contribute to community in a real and practical way or would like to be more green than teal and give our environment a much needed helping hand, we hope you will consider volunteering with us…there are so many roles available.
Please get in touch by messenger or email [email protected]

16/09/2023

And who said electrical & art dont mix? Big congrats to Congo and Coast Bessie & family. Lovely to meet ya! X

A joyful sculpture by Congo artist Bessie Nunes has won the 2023 River of Art Prize on Friday afternoon. 'Tales of Flame' a 1.2 metre tall ceramic and mixed medium sculpture by Bessie Nunes that features a glossy black cockatoo and various Australian native plants and seeds.

06/09/2023

07/06/2023

In a region first, electrical apprenticeship training will soon be on offer in the Eurobodalla. Volunteer-led group, Repurposing for Resilience…

28/05/2023

Lisa’s ‘Lplate’ lesson for this week courtesy of the RFS Bodalla station; looping at the switch is a better way to go than the old school loop at the lights method, especially when solving faults. Labelling cables & junction boxes is also good practice.
Im finding in the electrical industry old school practices are often redundant for good reason!

27/05/2023

You could say he found his home! 😜Distracting place to work, so many interesting stories.

26/05/2023

The MESA team is sorry to have lost a friend and good man. Vale Graeme Crosby. X