Greening Sacred Spaces Hamilton: Building Renewable Energy Co-operatives

Sunday, January 8, 2012

Building Renewable Energy Co-operatives

The Hamilton Halton Energy Awareness Team (HHEAT)

Presents
Building Renewable Energy Co-operatives
2012 Workshop Series

Overview of the co-op model/Technology and Site Selection.
You will learn about how the community renewable energy co-operative business model works and the basics of renewable energy installation technology and site selection..

Bill Thompson, Hamilton Coordinator Blue Green Canada.
Martin Ince, Project Developer, M.K. Ince and Associate Ltd, Renewable Energy and Environmental Consulting

Halton: Tuesday, January 24th 2012 Oakville Town Hall from 6.30-9.30 pm.

Hamilton: Wednesday, January 25th 2012 Laidlaw United Church from 6.30-9.30 pm

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Welcome

Welcome to Greening Sacred Spaces (GSS) Hamilton at Environment Hamilton.

GSS is a joint program of 'Faith and the Common Good' and 'Environment Hamilton' to assist faith communities in taking practical actions towards a more sustainable and energy efficient place of worship and to educate members of the community about ecological issues.

Greening Sacred Spaces will help people of faith live out the call to protect our planet home within their own context. It also provides an opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations about the spirituality of eco-sustainability.

Community News

Events:

Victory Gardens Seeking Your Help!

What is required for a church to get involved with Victory Gardens?

1. An expression of interest.

2. Space on which to build the beds, whether at the church site or elsewhere.

3. A few folks who are committed to make the project go (ideally at least one of which will act as the Site Coordinator.

4. Some financial commitment (we will try to allocate the balance necessary to build the beds).

5. Contributions of tools, seeds, etc.

Contact Bill Wilcox

Tel: (905) 575-9439
Cell: (289) 237-7714

E-mail: bwilcox@hamiltonvictorygardens.net

“Victory Gardens” – a term used over the past 5 years here in Hamilton to describe a type of Urban Agriculture that utilizes garden settings within the city limits to

provide fresh local organic produce for local food banks and soup kitchens.

McMaster Centre for Climate Change: Get your project on the map!

http://www.mapclimatechange.ca