ASBN SustainabiliTEA #29 // Retrofitting Properties for Electrification and Adaptive Reuse.

Please join us for another ASBN SustainabiliTEA - a time to enjoy some tea (or morning beverage of your choice) whilst having a yarn about a diversity of topics around sustainable and regenerative built environments.

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Megan Schartner (Coordinator Climate Change) and Ellen Liebelt (Project Manager – City Housing) from the City of Adelaide will join us to share their incentives program and how it relates to retrofitting existing properties for electrification and adaptive reuse.

The City of Adelaide is working towards their vision of a resilient, protected, and sustainable city with a thriving economy for all while addressing Australia’s unprecedented housing crisis. To do this the Council needs to work in partnership with other levels of government, business, and community. Join us to find out more about how the City of Adelaide are working with and supporting their community to create a low carbon and circular economy and unlock the potential of vacant and underutilised buildings through transforming spaces.

We look forward to hearing Megan and Ellen's insights, whilst sharing space with you all virtually over a soothing cuppa.

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Acknowledgement of Country

Adelaide Sustainable Building Network acknowledges the Kaurna People of the Adelaide Plains, Tarntanya, where our work is most often undertaken. We also acknowledge the Peramangk People of the Mt Lofty Ranges, the Ngarrindjeri of Fleurieu, Coorong and lower Murray regions and the Ngadjuri of the Barossa and Mid-North as the traditional custodians of the land where we live and work. We pay our respects to all Elders, past and present, of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander nations.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander spirituality recognises the connectedness of people and culture with earth, sky and water country. The land is alive with traces of Dreaming ancestors. Always was, always will be, Aboriginal land