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This presentation shows how organisations can transition to 100% renewable energy in four steps, starting from "Step 1 - Lead" to "Step 4 - Succeed". It illustrates the rapid uptake of renewables and how more and more organisations and local governments are setting themselves the goal of 100% renewable energy. The presentation also shows an example pathway. The four-step methodology is part of a book called "Energy Unlimited", written by sustainability professional Barbara Albert, which is due for release in September 2016.

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Barbara Albert held this presentation at the inaugural Renewable Cities Australia conference on 2 June 2016. When considering 100% renewable energy, most local governments worry about how much this will cost and how to finance it, what they should do and when and how they can get the necessary support. By following the 4-step method of Barbara's upcoming book, municipalities will be able to develop a plan of staged energy efficiency and renewable energy opportunities that have the support of councillors and management and can be financed using innovative methods. The presentation also shows example pathways of two regional local governments and the advantages they have over metropolitan ones.

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SMIT's 2FAST weaving machine is a high speed, shuttle-less rapier loom with free-flight rapier ribbon movement, which enables weft insertion speeds of up to 1650 m/min. Equipped with dobby and ready for jacquard along with a variety of new features make the 2FAST highly desirable for the manufacture of almost all type of fabrics, including shirting, sarees and dress materials, home furnishing, terry and much more. Take a look at this presentation to find out more.

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KARL MAYER SIM.PLY - High-performance Spreading and Impregnation Line for Con...

Introducing SIM.PLY, a technology from our principal (KARL MAYER) that offers a comprehensive and high-quality solution for manufacturing Continuous Fibre Reinforced Thermoplastic (CFRT) tapes. CFRT tapes have numerous applications such as automotive, construction, consumer products, etc. Connect with us to know more. Take a look at the presentation for more detailed information about the product.

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