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Posted inTFE Members, Universities and Education

Monash University’s “living laboratory” for zero carbon, micro-grid innovation

by The Fifth Estate 28 May 201926 March 2025

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With more than 150 buildings spread over four campuses, Melbourne’s Monash University is in a good position to become a “living laboratory” for sustainable, zero carbon, micro-grid innovation. 

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