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Easy Being Green is an Australian energy efficiency services company.
It was founded by Nic Frances in Melbourne in February 2004. In December 2005 Ecos Corporation "took a 50 percent stake in the company in December 2005 and then worked with Nic and his team to shift the business focus to NSW where there was a price on carbon." [1] In April 2007 Ecos bought the other 50% stake in the company. [2]
In an upbeat message in July 2007, Gilding wrote that "with over 130 employees and numerous agents, we are now ramping up our business again, expanding into:
- Direct home installation of efficient light bulbs and showerheads across NSW;
- A growing presence in Victoria in response to the State Government's plans for a mass consumer and small business energy efficiency scheme;
- Solar hot water sales across Australia;
- Voluntary offset sales direct to consumers and to the corporate sector. [1]
Personnel
- Freddy Sharpe
- Megan Coombs
- Paul Gilding
- Hugh Amoyal as Sales Director,
- Andrea Darling as Marketing and Communications Director
- Catherine Cahill as head of People and Culture.
Contact Details
Easy Being Green,
PO Box 725,
Strawberry Hills BC,
NSW 2012, Australia
Phone: 1300 789 324 or +61 2 8507 5390
Email: info AT easybeinggreen.com
Website: http://www.easybeinggreen.com.au/categories.asp?cID=109&fromhome=true
References
External links
- Matthew Warren, "Lightbulb giveaway is switched off", The Weekend Australian, October 14, 2006.
- "NSW 'Carbon Economy' under threat. Market price for CO2 collapses - Easy Being Green", Media Release, September 11 2007.
- "Easy Being Green withdraws from Central Coast Climate Challenge", Media Release, September 18, 2007.
- "Carbon Crisis Costs 1000 Jobs - Urgent press call and Photo Opp 13 September at 11 am at Erskenville Oval", Media Release, undated, September 2007.
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