Energy Education Event Interest


Visitors around the House Energy Rating Competition Stand	Tafe SA's Solar Car - Kelly and the walk in Tafe bus display unit	The Fair organisers with the mayor

Mt Carmel College Team	Desalination using Solar Power	Flinders University's Robotics Engineering Team
		The electrics of the Subaru
Subaru converted to Electric Power	Dahaitsu converted to Electric Power
Both vehicles have been submitted for road worthiness with Transport SA and been duly registered as electric vehicles in South Australia. Both still have their gear boxes.
	The Solar Shop's Electric Scooter	Adelaide University's Chemical Engineering students with their model hydrogen car.
Tafe SA's team with the mayor as passenger
Kelly, the Solar car gave visitors the chance to ride in her as she traveled around Warland's Reserve. Many claimed they had seen such a vehicle but never dreamt they would ride in one yet be so close to inspect one.
	Organisers gave up estimating attendee numbers when the crowd kept them on their toes as an estimated crowd between 1500 and 3000 went through the fair between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM

Other displays included:	Straw house building; solar kits; solar heating and power generation; wind generation; geothermal and several other forms of sustainable and renewable energy techniques to reduce carbon emissions and saving your power bill..

Interest for the 2009 Victor Harbor Energy Fair can be forwarded to
Roy Ramage	City of Victor Harbor	rramage@victor.sa.gov.au
Peter Sawley	Energy Education Australia	info@energy.edu.au

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