The Roseworthy campus of Uni Adelaide is now set to generate 40 per cent of its own energy via new infrastructure including a solar farm and batteries from Tesla and UniEnergy. The switch was flicked yesterday, and the new system powered the entire campus (admittedly on a quiet no-classes day). Which puts Roseworthy ahead of ANU which announces it will be “below zero” carbon emissions by 2030.
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