TASKFORCE
Renewable Energy
To encourage, educate and offer support for renewable energy projects worldwide.
WHAT IS IT?
Rotary Ideas in Action
The Renewable Energy Task Force (RETF) was charged to explore various renewable energy options,
opportunities, and needs to implement renewable energy within the anticipated new
Rotary Area of Focus ‘Ensuring Environmental Sustainability’.
RENEWABLE ENERGY
Featured Projects
Projects the task force supports.
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A Renewable Energy Task Force
Initiative
The addition of solar panels will result in greater equity, make the home affordable, and benefit the community, the planet, and Habitat. Learn more about ESRAG’s Habitat Solar Initiative.
Task Force Objectives
Serve as a resource to encourage and
educate the Rotary Family to implement renewable
energy projects worldwide.
How we Help
- Technical Expertise – Serve as a technical resource referral center for Clubs, Districts, and Global Grant applicants on renewable energy projects throughout the project’s lifecycle.
- Projects – Facilitate the start of new renewable energy initiatives and projects, and hi-light existing projects.
- Advocacy – Serve as Renewable Energy Ambassadors to spread the word and provide presentations to local Clubs, Districts, and Globally at various Rotary functions.
Potential Renewable Energy Projects
- Renewable Power (Solar/Wind) to:
- Pump water
- Distribute water
- Treat water
- Heat water
- Charge cell phones
- Heat/cool/cook
- Renewable Infrastructure
- Energy storage (Batteries)
- Solar photovoltaics (PV)
- Mini-grids
- Micro-hydro systems
- Wind
- Clean Energy / Energy Efficiency & Conservation
- Clean transportation
- Lighting
- And many other possibilities….
The Need
The Ask
RENEWABLE ENERGY
Educational Information and
Webinar Recordings
Tools to Restore Sustainable Living
Free datasets and analytical tools Rotarians can use to catalyze action where consumption patterns exceed the planet’s capacity to absorb.
ESRAG Funds Go Green
ESRAG’s Directors voted to move ESRAG’s funds to a green bank whose loans go towards accelerating clean energy development. This is part of our commitment to walk the talk on climate responsibility.
Environmental Action Summit Showcases Powerful Projects
Keynoted by Australian environmental experts Dr David Karoly and Chris Brace, this summit featured talks by seven Rotarians on an array of environmental initiatives, followed by a lively brainstorming discussion in small groups. Sixty six people attended.
Want to take action with Renewable Energy?
We are always looking for people like you wanting to make a real difference to our environment. Renewable Energy is one of the best ways to reduce Greenhouse Gases.