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Upcoming events
Circular Economy Huon meeting on energy efficiency and ascetics by Marriane Cherrie at 6pm on Tuesday 14 October at the Huonville Hub. Marianne will talk about her PhD research, which focuses on energy, ethics, and ways of living more simply.
Her work looks at asceticism—a long-standing tradition of choosing to live with “enough” rather than always seeking more. Instead of excess, ascetic practices focus on sufficiency: having what you need without waste. This can be an ethical choice that supports personal wellbeing, stronger communities, and a healthier planet.
Like movements for degrowth and climate action, however, this approach faces real challenges in today’s consumer-driven, growth-oriented society. Marianne’s talk will open a conversation about whether a modern form of “energy-ethical simplicity” is possible, and what it might look like for us today. All welcome, light refreshments. Bookings (preferred) by emailing CEH – circulareconomyhuon
Faster and Fairer clean energy - Saul Griffiths
Kingston Hub, 1500 - 1700 Sunday 19 October
International Energy Expert Dr Saul Griffiths from Rewire Australia, will be advocating for the clean energy transition across the country.
He will be joined onstage by Hannah Moloney, permaculturist and co-host of ABCTV's Gardening Australia, and also energy expert Anton Vicstrom.
This event is organised by Net Zero Channel, Kettering, Tasmania.
Past Events
2025-09-09 AGM & PIMBY presentation on Tasmanian carbon emissions & sustainable transport
2020-09-17 Community Forum, Franklin Palais - 'A New Direction for a Thriving Huon Valley'
Policy in my Backyard presentation at Huon Valley Hub, Tuesday 9 September 2025, just after our AGM
Three researchers from PIMBY - Policy in My Backyard, a policy research team from UTAS, Dr Lachlan Johnson, Kimberly Brockman and Sarah Hyslop, presented a very professional, comprehensive and entertaining talk about Tasmania's carbon emissions and focussing on Transport in the Huon Valley, which of course is something CEH have been talking about for some time. Please see the pdf of the presentation below
A presentation at the Huonville Hub on Tuesday 10 May at 1800.
Andy Armstrong a local architect and accredited Passivhaus designer will talk about the design principles and techniques to considerable detail,
Chris Wilson, a resident of Abels Bay, will talk on his building experience and incorporating Passivhaus principles halfway through the build, once he became aware of the advantages of the idea of Passivhaus