Our partners

The Property Council of Australia is the leading advocate for Australia’s biggest industry and biggest employer – property. 

The industry represents 13% of Australia's GDP, employs 1.4 million Australians (more than mining and manufacturing combined) and secures the future of 14.8 million Australians who have a financial stake in property through their super funds.

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• SP0009u1: A toolkit for net-zero emissions buildings

The Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council (ASBEC) is the peak body of key organisations committed to a sustainable built environment in Australia.

ASBEC’s membership consists of industry and professional associations, non-government organisations and government observers who are involved in the planning, design, delivery and operation of our built environment, and are concerned with the social and environmental impacts of this sector.

ASBEC provides a forum for diverse groups involved in the built environment to gather, find common ground and intelligently discuss contentious issues as well as advocate their own sustainability products, policies and initiatives.

ASBEC is a non-profit volunteer organisation. Members commit their time, resources and energy to developing practical opportunities for a more sustainable built environment.

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• SP0009u1: A toolkit for net-zero emissions buildings

Blue Tribe Co specialises in building innovative solutions for its clients that deliver positive social, environmental, and economic outcomes by offering a new type of  business that bridges the gap between strategy, technology, and impact.

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• RP3021: Carbon Reduction Through Housing Renovation
• RP2019: CO2 Reduction & Food Production from Waste

The Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA) is the nation’s authority on sustainable buildings and communities. The GBCA’s mission is to accelerate the transformation of Australia’s built environment into one that is healthy, resilient and sustainable.

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• RP3049: Housing Construction Industry Roadmap
• SP0009u1: A toolkit for net-zero emissions buildings

Ash Development Association of Australia (ADAA) is a partner.

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• RP1004: Performance Based Criteria for Concretes - Creating Pathways for Low Carbon Concrete Manufacture with Existing Standards
• RP1020: Reducing Barriers for Commercial Adaptation of Construction Materials with Low-Embodied-Carbon
• RP1020u1: Demonstrating the practical use of geopolymer concrete: high density coastal protection units

Solar Analytics is a project partner.

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• RP1007: Intelligent Automated Monitoring of Commercial Photovoltaic (PV) Systems
• RP1023: Forecasting and home energy analysis in residential energy management solutions

ISCA - Infrastructure Sustainability Council of Australia is a partner.

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• RP1020: Reducing Barriers for Commercial Adaptation of Construction Materials with Low-Embodied-Carbon
• RP2014: Quantifying the Contribution of Green Infrastructure to Carbon and Energy Performance

Josh Byrne & Associates (JBA) provides a range of professional services and specialist expertise integrating the fields of landscape architecture, environmental engineering and sustainability, community engagement and communications. They are the producers of Josh's House.

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• RP3009: High Performance Housing - Monitoring, Evaluating and Communicating the Journey
• RP3033: Mainstreaming Low Carbon Housing Precincts – The White Gum Valley Living Laboratory
• RP3009e1: Mainstreaming High Performance Housing
• RP3021u1: Application of CRCLCL social research to activate the uptake of low carbon housing via popular mass media communications

The Centre for Liveability Real Estate is a partner.

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• RP3016: The EnergyFit Homes Initiative: Empowering consumers
• RP3039: Liveability Real Estate Framework Training and Professional Development

Suez Environment is a project partner.

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• RP2008: Wastewater Biosolids

Degrémont Pty Ltd is a project partner.

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• RP2008: Wastewater Biosolids

Prospect Water Partnership is a project partner.

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• RP2008: Wastewater Biosolids

Nursery and Garden Industry Australia (NGIA) is a project partner.

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• RP2005: Urban Micro Climates

Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council (ASBEC) aims to ensure built environment sustainability issues are central on government agendas, and it works in collaboration with the three levels of government and professional and other peak organisations, to produce a prioritised action agenda for the future. The CRC for Low Carbon Living’s research enables us to to look at how we can be resilient in 20, 30, 40 years down the track.” Tom Roper, Chair, Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council (ASBEC)

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• SP0016: Building Code Energy Performance Trajectory Project
• RP3049: Housing Construction Industry Roadmap

Australian Institute of Architects (AIA) is a partner.

We continually strives to benefit its members and the broader Australian community, we actively promote innovative and appropriate environmental design, and continually lobby to improve the quality of our built environment. By raising design standards in our cities and towns, the Institute is playing a major role in shaping Australia's future. One prime example is the Environment Design Guide (EDG) is a library of over 200 peer-reviewed design notes covering environmental strategies for building designers. The CRC for Low Carbon Living is essential for bringing together the the sector to take a holistic approach to shaping a sustainable future.” David Parken, CEO, Australian Institute of Architects.

TAFE NSW Sydney Institute (TAFE Sydney) is a partner.

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• RP3010: Building Low Carbon Communities (Blue Mountains)
• RP2018: Retrofitting Urban Precincts to Create Low Carbon Communities
• RP3025: Sydney TAFE Carbon Reduction Website
• RP3039: Liveability Real Estate Framework Training and Professional Development

Master Builders Australia Limited (MBA) is a partner.

"There is a huge unmet demand for housing in Australia, and the challenge is on to deliver dwellings that are affordable, liveable and environmentally sustainable. By better informing our members and the industry about low carbon building solutions, we can positively contribute to lowering Australia’s carbon emissions. At the same time, we will be improving the bottom line of building businesses, through enabling them to meet increasing consumer expectations in the area of sustainability." Dr. Alex Maroya, Master Builders Australia.

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• RP3006: Education Scoping Study: Survey and gap analysis of existing low carbon education programs
• RP3015: Team-Based and Game-Based Mobile Learning
• RP3021: Media and Communication Strategies to Achieve Carbon Reduction Through Renovation of Australia’s Existing Housing
• RP3021u1: Application of CRCLCL social research to activate the uptake of low carbon housing via popular mass media communications

Housing Industry Association Limited (HIA) is a partner.

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• RP2001: Scoping Study - Precinct Design & Assess Tools
• RP3021: Media and Communication Strategies to Achieve Carbon Reduction Through Renovation of Australia’s Existing Housing

Australian Window Association Inc. (AWA) is a partner.

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• RP3016: The EnergyFit Homes Initiative: Empowering consumers

Australasian Slag Association (ASA) is a partner.

"By identiying the key bariers to uptake of new green materials, means that we know how to focus our efforts in the slag industry and for our members." Craig Hydrich, CEO, Australiasian Slag Association.

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• RP1004: Performance Based Criteria for Concretes - Creating Pathways for Low Carbon Concrete Manufacture with Existing Standards
• RP1020: Reducing Barriers for Commercial Adaptation of Construction Materials with Low-Embodied-Carbon

Ash Development Association of Australia (ADAA) is a partner.

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• RP1004: Performance Based Criteria for Concretes - Creating Pathways for Low Carbon Concrete Manufacture with Existing Standards
• RP1020: Reducing Barriers for Commercial Adaptation of Construction Materials with Low-Embodied-Carbon
• RP1020u1: Demonstrating the practical use of geopolymer concrete: high density coastal protection units

Standards Australia Limited is a partner.

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• RP1020: Reducing Barriers for Commercial Adaptation of Construction Materials with Low-Embodied-Carbon
• RP2011u1: Progressing precinct modelling on the UNSW campus and beyond: BIM/PIM and 3DGIS

HASSELL is a partner.

"The Closing the Loop project presents a unique opportunity to not just further drive down the carbon emissions and environmental impacts of the built environment but also to have a substantial, positive impact on the health and wellbeing of the people who inhabit our buildings, towns and cities.” Brett Pollard, Head of Knowledge and Sustainability, HASSELL.

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• RP1009: Closing the Loop on Evidence-Based Low Carbon Design of Non-Residential Buildings
• RP2001: Scoping Study - Precinct Design & Assess Tools
• RP2005: Urban Micro Climates
• RP3008: Visions and Pathways 2040
• RP3017: Adelaide Living Laboratory Hub
• RP2021: Greening suburban transport
• RP1031: Development and optimisation of low carbon, affordable, medium-rise modular structural system using innovative connections
• RP2024: Guide to Urban Cooling Strategies

CSR Limited is a partner.

As energy prices continue to rise, energy efficiency has never been a higher priority for homeowners and builders alike. What is perhaps less well understood is that a single-minded focus on build quality can deliver this and a myriad of other advantages, such as excellent acoustics, comfort, air quality, and of course lower power bills. We’re proud to be spearheading such an initiative in the construction industry and sharing the many lessons we learnt during this process." Ray Thompson, GM Innovation and Market Development at CSR Limited.

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• RP1006: Viable Integrated Systems for Zero Carbon Housing Systems
• RP1010: Monitoring and Modelling the CSR Low Energy House
• RP3016: The EnergyFit Homes Initiative: Empowering consumers
• RP1019: Advanced Comfort Index for Residential Homes
• RP3021: Media and Communication Strategies to Achieve Carbon Reduction Through Renovation of Australia’s Existing Housing

Consult Australia is a partner.

BuildingSMART Australasia Incorporated (BuildingSMART) is a partner.

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• RP2001: Scoping Study - Precinct Design & Assess Tools
  
• RP3015: Team-Based and Game-Based Mobile Learning

Multiplex Constructions Pty Limited is a partner.

“The built environment provides the most cost-effective way of reducing carbon emissions in Australia as well as an opportunity to improve the performance and health of building occupants. We are committed to constructing high performance spaces that maximise value whilst minimising the impact on our environment. The CRC for Low Carbon Living is building the evidence base around this to enable us to positively impact future generations.” John Flecker, CEO, Multiplex Constructions Pty Ltd.

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• RP1009: Closing the Loop on Evidence-Based Low Carbon Design of Non-Residential Buildings
• RP2011: PIM - An Open Digital Information Standard throughout the Urban Development Lifecycle
• RP3017: Adelaide Living Laboratory Hub
• RP2018: Retrofitting Urban Precincts to Create Low Carbon Communities
• SP0006: Built Environment Impact Framework and Decision Making Tool
• RP3031: Information, Risk and Retrofit: Energy/Carbon Disclosure at the Building Retrofit Investor – User interface
• RP1031: Development and optimisation of low carbon, affordable, medium-rise modular structural system using innovative connections
• RP1032: Facilitating large energy user deployment of off-site renewable generation
• RP1034 Carbon Value Engineering

BlueScope Steel Limited (BlueScope) is a partner.

“The CRC provides the ideal mechanism for addressing some of the critical gaps in delivery of novel technology to drive down the carbon footprint of the Australian built environment. This project is an important piece in the jigsaw of work needed to change how we design the building envelope, utilising the solar energy that hits the roofs of our buildings.” Dr Rob Scott, Building & Construction Applications Manager of BlueScope.

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• RP2005: Urban Micro Climates
  
• RP2007: Integrated Carbon Metrics – A Multi-Scale Life Cycle Approach to Assessing, Mapping and Tracking Carbon Outcomes for the Built Environment
  
• RP1001: Air Handling Solutions, Integration Approaches and Building Design Considerations for PVT Roofing
  
• RP3021: Media and Communication Strategies to Achieve Carbon Reduction Through Renovation of Australia’s Existing Housing
• RP1015: Combining a building integrated PVT system with a low temperature desiccant cooler to drive affordable solar cooling
  
  
• RP1031: Development and optimisation of low carbon, affordable, medium-rise modular structural system using innovative connections
• RP1037: Driving Increased Utilisation of Cool Roofs on Large Footprint Buildings

BCI Media Group Pty Ltd (BCI Media Group) is a partner.

"BCI Media Group is committed to a sustainable development in Australia. We think that the transition to a renewable and decentralized energy system will be paramount for this development." Matthias Krups, CEO and Founder of BCI Media Group.

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• RP3007: Opportunities and challenges for the development and implementation of community-scale renewable energy projects

Aurecon Australia Pty Ltd (Aurecon) is a partner.

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• RP3008: Visions and Pathways 2040
• RP2007: Integrated Carbon Metrics – A Multi-Scale Life Cycle Approach to Assessing, Mapping and Tracking Carbon Outcomes for the Built Environment
• RP2011: PIM - An Open Digital Information Standard throughout the Urban Development Lifecycle
• RP3017: Adelaide Living Laboratory Hub

AECOM Australia Pty Ltd (AECOM) is an essential partner.

“We believe the CRCLCL is creating real change and awareness, particularly around the coming together of leading edge thinking from both academia and industry with a focus on practical solutions and idea to current issues facing the community. We are delighted to have been involved in the CRCLCL over the past few years and are optimistic about the next few years where more of the projects will come to delivery milestones and capability building takes shape as the ongoing legacy of the CRCLCL.” 

Kriston Symons, Managing Director - Buildings & Places, Australia New Zealand, AECOM

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• RP1007: Intelligent Automated Monitoring of Commercial Photovoltaic (PV) Systems
• RP1009: Closing the Loop on Evidence-Based Low Carbon Design of Non-Residential Buildings
• RP2001: Scoping Study - Precinct Design & Assess Tools
• RP2002: Integrated ETWW Demand Forecasting and Scenario Planning for Precincts
• RP3008: Visions and Pathways 2040
• RP2007: Integrated Carbon Metrics – A Multi-Scale Life Cycle Approach to Assessing, Mapping and Tracking Carbon Outcomes for the Built Environment
• RP2011: PIM - An Open Digital Information Standard throughout the Urban Development Lifecycle
• RP1020: Reducing Barriers for Commercial Adaptation of Construction Materials with Low-Embodied-Carbon
• RP2018: Retrofitting Urban Precincts to Create Low Carbon Communities
• RP1031: Development and optimisation of low carbon, affordable, medium-rise modular structural system using innovative connections
• RP1032: Facilitating large energy user deployment of off-site renewable generation
• RP1033: Mainstreaming High Performance Commercial Building HVAC
• RP2024: Guide to Urban Cooling Strategies
• RP1020u1: Demonstrating the practical use of geopolymer concrete: high density coastal protection units

University of Wollongong is a partner. 

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• RP3044: Mainstreaming Low Carbon Retrofits in Community Housing: Second Generation Decision-Support Resources and Processes
• RP1037: Driving Increased Utilisation of Cool Roofs on Large Footprint Buildings
• SP0017p2: Energy Efficiency Decision Making in the NSW Transport Sector
• SP0017p1: Energy Efficiency Decision Making in the NSW Social Housing Sector
• SP0017p4 - Quantifying multiple impacts of energy efficiency
• SP0017p7 - Developing the baseline for the overarching CCF evaluation

KTH Royal Institute of Technology (Sweden) is an international partner through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).

United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) is an international partner through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).

University of South Australia (UniSA) is a partner.

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• RP1006: Viable Integrated Systems for Zero Carbon Housing Systems
• RP1009: Closing the Loop on Evidence-Based Low Carbon Design of Non-Residential Buildings
• RP1010: Monitoring and Modelling the CSR Low Energy House
• RP2002: Integrated ETWW Demand Forecasting and Scenario Planning for Precincts
• RP2005: Urban Micro Climates
• RP3009: High Performance Housing - Monitoring, Evaluating and Communicating the Journey
• RP2007: Integrated Carbon Metrics – A Multi-Scale Life Cycle Approach to Assessing, Mapping and Tracking Carbon Outcomes for the Built Environment
• RP2008: Wastewater Biosolids
• RP3017: Adelaide Living Laboratory Hub
• RP1001: Air Handling Solutions, Integration Approaches and Building Design Considerations for PVT Roofing
• RP2015: Carbon Reductions and Co-Benefits: Literature and Practice Review of Australian Policies Relating Urban Planning and Public Health
• RP2017: Energy Benchmarking for Efficient, Low-Carbon Water Recycling Operations
• RP2019: CO2 Reduction and Food Production from Household and Commercial Food Waste: Composting for Different Urban Forms
• RP1013: Enabling Better Utilisation of Distributed Generation with Distributed Storage
• RP1024: Informing the Next Generation Residential Energy Assessment Tools.
• RP2021: Greening suburban transport
• RP2007u1: Integrated Carbon Metrics – Tool alignment with the National Carbon Offset Standard for Precincts
• RP2017u1: Operationalising Australian energy benchmarking for efficient, low-carbon wastewater treatment nationally via a new Benchmarking Energy and Carbon (BEC) tool
• RP2021e1: Greening inner-urban travel with sharing economy mobility Services
• RP2007u2: ICM Precinct Carbon Assessment Tool Conversion for Cloud-based Interfaces towards Utilisation

University of New South Wales (UNSW) is a partner.

"To start building a technology roadmap, we need to know what technology is availble, this project helps the CRCLCL better inform its priorities for Industry." Stuart Wenham, Scientia Professor, UNSW.

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• RP1003: Status Report and Directions on Integrating PV with Building Products
• RP1004: Performance Based Criteria for Concretes - Creating Pathways for Low Carbon Concrete Manufacture with Existing Standards
• RP1006: Viable Integrated Systems for Zero Carbon Housing Systems
• RP1007: Intelligent Automated Monitoring of Commercial Photovoltaic (PV) Systems
• RP1009: Closing the Loop on Evidence-Based Low Carbon Design of Non-Residential Buildings
• RP1010: Monitoring and Modelling the CSR Low Energy House
• RP1011: Sustainable and Affordable Living Through Modular, Net Zero Energy, Transportable, and Self-Reliant Homes and Communities
• RP1012: Next Generation Low-Emissivity Pliable Membranes for Moisture Management in Building Construction
• RP2001: Scoping Study - Precinct Design & Assess Tools
• RP2002: Integrated ETWW Demand Forecasting and Scenario Planning for Precincts
• RP2005: Urban Micro Climates
• RP3007: Opportunities and challenges for the development and implementation of community-scale renewable energy projects
• RP3008: Visions and Pathways 2040
• RP3010: Building Low Carbon Communities (Blue Mountains)
• RP3003: Low Carbon Living Spatial Data Hub
• RP2007: Integrated Carbon Metrics – A Multi-Scale Life Cycle Approach to Assessing, Mapping and Tracking Carbon Outcomes for the Built Environment
• RP2011: PIM - An Open Digital Information Standard throughout the Urban Development Lifecycle
• RP3016: The EnergyFit Homes Initiative: Empowering consumers
• RP1017: Validating and Improving the BASIX Energy Assessment Tool for Low-Carbon Dwellings
• RP1020: Reducing Barriers for Commercial Adaptation of Construction Materials with Low-Embodied-Carbon
• RP1001: Air Handling Solutions, Integration Approaches and Building Design Considerations for PVT Roofing
• RP1002: Concentrated Solar Thermal Systems and Absorption Hvac Systems
• RP1019: Advanced Comfort Index for Residential Homes
• RP2014: Quantifying the Contribution of Green Infrastructure to Carbon and Energy Performance
• RP2015: Carbon Reductions and Co-Benefits: Literature and Practice Review of Australian Policies Relating Urban Planning and Public Health
• RP2017: Energy Benchmarking for Efficient, Low-Carbon Water Recycling Operations
• RP2018: Retrofitting Urban Precincts to Create Low Carbon Communities
• RP3023: Community Power: Understanding the contribution of community-owned renewable energy to regional development
• RP1015: Combining a building integrated PVT system with a low temperature desiccant cooler to drive affordable solar cooling
• SP0006: Built Environment Impact Framework and Decision Making Tool
• RP3031: Information, Risk and Retrofit: Energy/Carbon Disclosure at the Building Retrofit Investor – User interface
• RP1022: Investigation of innovative sustainable low carbon products from waste materials for built environments
• RP1023: Forecasting and home energy analysis in residential energy management solutions
• RP1013: Enabling Better Utilisation of Distributed Generation with Distributed Storage
• RP3038: Lower Income Barriers to Low Carbon Living
• RP1024: Informing the Next Generation Residential Energy Assessment Tools.
• RP2028: Development and trial of a co-benefits calculator
• RP1032: Facilitating large energy user deployment of off-site renewable generation
• RP1034 Carbon Value Engineering
• RP1037: Driving Increased Utilisation of Cool Roofs on Large Footprint Buildings
• RP1033: Mainstreaming High Performance Commercial Building HVAC
• RP2023: Microclimate and Urban Heat Island Mitigation Decision-Support Tool
• SP0012: Strategic Study on the Cooling Potential and Impact of Urban Climate Mitigation Techniques in Western Sydney
• RP2024: Guide to Urban Cooling Strategies
• RP1014u1: Energy efficient swimming pools – engagement and utilisation
• RP1017e1: Validating and improving the BASIX energy assessment tool for low-carbon dwellings - Phase 2
• RP1020u1: Demonstrating the practical use of geopolymer concrete: high density coastal protection units
• RP1022u1: Prototyping, testing and demonstrating the industrial scale production of composite engineered stone from waste glass
• RP2007u1: Integrated Carbon Metrics – Tool alignment with the National Carbon Offset Standard for Precincts
• RP2017u1: Operationalising Australian energy benchmarking for efficient, low-carbon wastewater treatment nationally via a new Benchmarking Energy and Carbon (BEC) tool
• SP0017p2: Energy Efficiency Decision Making in the NSW Transport Sector
• SP0017p1: Energy Efficiency Decision Making in the NSW Social Housing Sector
• RP2011u1: Progressing precinct modelling on the UNSW campus and beyond: BIM/PIM and 3DGIS
• SP0012u1: Sydney’s ‘Third City’ – strategic planning for advanced climate mitigation and energy consumption
• SP0012u2: Preliminary design of a Smart Climatic Road in Phillip Street Parramatta
• SP0021 - Emissions intensity accounting
• RP1036u1: Open-Source Embedded Network and Microgrid Modelling Tools for Consumers
• SP0017p4 - Quantifying multiple impacts of energy efficiency
• SP0017p5 - Urban heat islands (UHI) coupled with UHI effects of Solar PV
• SP0017p6 - Improving Fuel Efficiency in the NSW Road Transport Sector
• SP0017p3: Mapping the decision-making processes to identify barriers and drivers to meet or exceed BASIX requirements of new builds

University of Melbourne (UoM) is a partner.

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• RP1006: Viable Integrated Systems for Zero Carbon Housing Systems
• RP1009: Closing the Loop on Evidence-Based Low Carbon Design of Non-Residential Buildings
• RP2005: Urban Micro Climates
• RP3006: Education Scoping Study: Survey and gap analysis of existing low carbon education programs
• RP3008: Visions and Pathways 2040
• RP3010: Building Low Carbon Communities (Blue Mountains)
• RP2007: Integrated Carbon Metrics – A Multi-Scale Life Cycle Approach to Assessing, Mapping and Tracking Carbon Outcomes for the Built Environment
• RP3015: Team-Based and Game-Based Mobile Learning
• RP3012: Environmental Attitudes - Low Carbon Behavioural Practice
• RP2011: PIM - An Open Digital Information Standard throughout the Urban Development Lifecycle
• RP3031: Information, Risk and Retrofit: Energy/Carbon Disclosure at the Building Retrofit Investor – User interface
• RP2028: Development and trial of a co-benefits calculator
• RP2021: Greening suburban transport
• RP3017u1: Insight into the property valuer’s perspective of energy efficiency in housing

Tongji University (China) is a partner.

Swinburne University of Technology is a partner.

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• RP1004: Performance Based Criteria for Concretes - Creating Pathways for Low Carbon Concrete Manufacture with Existing Standards
• RP2001: Scoping Study - Precinct Design & Assess Tools
• RP2003: Review of Policy for LC Precincts
• RP3001: Resource Consumption and Household Affordability - The Changing Nature of Utility Costs and the Distributional Implications Among Australian Households
• RP3003: Low Carbon Living Spatial Data Hub
• RP3006: Education Scoping Study: Survey and gap analysis of existing low carbon education programs
• RP3008: Visions and Pathways 2040
• RP3015: Team-Based and Game-Based Mobile Learning
• RP3012: Environmental Attitudes - Low Carbon Behavioural Practice
• RP3016: The EnergyFit Homes Initiative: Empowering consumers
• RP1020: Reducing Barriers for Commercial Adaptation of Construction Materials with Low-Embodied-Carbon
• RP3022: Policy impediments and incentives for effective education and training in LCL
• RP2016: Assessing the Impact of Solar PV, Electricity Prices and Dwelling Energy Efficiency on Domestic Electricity Consumption in Sydney
• RP2018: Retrofitting Urban Precincts to Create Low Carbon Communities
• RP3021: Media and Communication Strategies to Achieve Carbon Reduction Through Renovation of Australia’s Existing Housing
• RP2019: CO2 Reduction and Food Production from Household and Commercial Food Waste: Composting for Different Urban Forms
• RP3031: Information, Risk and Retrofit: Energy/Carbon Disclosure at the Building Retrofit Investor – User interface
• RP2028: Development and trial of a co-benefits calculator
• RP2021: Greening suburban transport
• RP1031: Development and optimisation of low carbon, affordable, medium-rise modular structural system using innovative connections
• SP0008: Low Carbon Built Environment Knowledge Hub
• RP3034: Community co-design of low carbon precincts for urban regeneration in established suburbs
• RP2021e1: Greening inner-urban travel with sharing economy mobility Services
• RP2011u1: Progressing precinct modelling on the UNSW campus and beyond: BIM/PIM and 3DGIS

Curtin University of Technology is a partner.

"By working with the WA Housing department, we hope that our work starts to realise the posibility of low cost and low carbon housing to be an attainable for Australians, starting with the Bentley Regeneration Project." Jemma Green, Senior Research Fellow and PHD candidate at Curtin University.

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• RP1009: Closing the Loop on Evidence-Based Low Carbon Design of Non-Residential Buildings
• RP2003: Review of Policy for LC Precincts
• RP2006: FredZED - Mainstreaming LC Housing in WA
• RP3004: The potential of deliberative democracy to improve government decisions, policies and programs, and transform Australian attitudes regarding low-carbon living
• RP3005: CRC Living Laboratory Framework
• RP3006: Education Scoping Study: Survey and gap analysis of existing low carbon education programs
• RP3009: High Performance Housing - Monitoring, Evaluating and Communicating the Journey
• RP3010: Building Low Carbon Communities (Blue Mountains)
• RP3020: Influencing change through a low carbon schools community program
• RP2010: Informing and Trialling Low Carbon Inclusions in State Government Built Environment Sector Tenders
• RP3019: Pathways to Achieve Low Carbon Living Outcomes Through Collaborative Urban Development Planning in Australia.
• RP1021: Reframing Building Regulation
• RP3033: Mainstreaming Low Carbon Housing Precincts – The White Gum Valley Living Laboratory
• RP3043: Beyond WGV: Community Battery Storage
• RP3009e1: Mainstreaming High Performance Housing
• RP3020e1: Influencing change through a low carbon schools community program
• RP3020u1: Mainstreaming low carbon, high performance schools and classrooms
• RP3033u1: Legacy Living Lab - visualisation of smart data and peer-to-peer trading of local renewable energy and alternative water systems from WGV and beyond
• RP3021u1: Application of CRCLCL social research to activate the uptake of low carbon housing via popular mass media communications
• SP0009u1: A best practice policy toolkit for net-zero emissions buildings
• RP3033u2: Utilisation of WGV Living Lab Performance Data
• RP3033u3: Cost-benefit analysis of carbon emission from the upscaling of Blockchain based P2P energy trading

CSIRO is a partner.

CSIRO is a part of a number of projects in the CRCLCL including: concentrated solar thermal systems and absorption heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems

"Our CRC participants are at the forefront of carbon saving initiatives in the Australian built environment.  We already have a number of world leading examples of low carbon development at both Precinct (eg Lochiel Park) and individual building (eg Josh’s House) scale.  The CRC can bring its monitoring and analysis capability to help capture and disseminate these success stories.  And we’re not stopping there.  This project has helped scope out an ongoing framework of research, focussing on engaging with Living Laboratory Communities to co-create new cutting edge developments that exemplify our shared low carbon living future” Stephen White, Energy for Buildings Manager for CSIRO.

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• RP1006: Viable Integrated Systems for Zero Carbon Housing Systems
• RP2001: Scoping Study - Precinct Design & Assess Tools
• RP2002: Integrated ETWW Demand Forecasting and Scenario Planning for Precincts
• RP3002: A Framework for Low Carbon Living Community Policy & Program Development
• RP3003: Low Carbon Living Spatial Data Hub
• RP3005: CRC Living Laboratory Framework
• RP3012: Environmental Attitudes - Low Carbon Behavioural Practice
• RP3016: The EnergyFit Homes Initiative: Empowering consumers
• RP1002: Concentrated Solar Thermal Systems and Absorption Hvac Systems
• RP3028: A “Virtual Market” for Analysing the Uptake of Energy Efficiency Measures in Residential and Commercial Sectors
• RP3029: Driving a National Social Media Conversation on Energy Efficient Housing
• RP1026: Evaluation of Next-Generation Automated Fault Detection & Diagnostics Tools for Commercial Building Energy Efficiency
• RP1024: Informing the Next Generation Residential Energy Assessment Tools.
• RP1015: Combining a building integrated PVT system with a low temperature desiccant cooler to drive affordable solar cooling
• RP2021: Greening suburban transport
• RP3035: Modelling the Uptake of Water Conservation and Efficiency Measures in Sydney
• RP1033: Mainstreaming High Performance Commercial Building HVAC
• SP0018: Utilisation of Energy Efficiency Policy Adoption Diffusion Modelling
• RP3029e1: Driving a National Social Media Conversation on Energy Efficient Housing- Stage 2 (the Build4Life Project)
• SP0017p2: Energy Efficiency Decision Making in the NSW Transport Sector
• SP0017p1: Energy Efficiency Decision Making in the NSW Social Housing Sector
• RP3049: Housing Construction Industry Roadmap
• SP0017p4 - Quantifying multiple impacts of energy efficiency

Concordia University, Canada, representing Smart Net-zero Energy Buildings Research Network (NSERC) is a partner.

LandCorp is a project partner

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• RP3033: Mainstreaming Low Carbon Housing Precincts – The White Gum Valley Living Laboratory
• RP3043: Beyond WGV: Community Battery Storage

City of Melbourne is a partner.

Sustainability Victoria is a project partner.

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• RP3021: Media and Communication Strategies to Achieve Carbon Reduction Through Renovation of Australia’s Existing Housing
• RP2019: CO2 Reduction and Food Production from Household and Commercial Food Waste: Composting for Different Urban Forms

Commonwealth Department of Industry, Innovation and Science is a partner.

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• RP1017: Validating and Improving the BASIX Energy Assessment Tool for Low-Carbon Dwellings
• RP2016: Assessing the Impact of Solar PV, Electricity Prices and Dwelling Energy Efficiency on Domestic Electricity Consumption in Sydney
• RP1024: Informing the Next Generation Residential Energy Assessment Tools.

Hunter Water Corporation is a project partner.

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• RP2008: Wastewater Biosolids

Victorian Building Authority (VBA) is a partner.

“Time and again research into the effectiveness of energy efficiency regulations as a catalyst for transitioning to the low carbon built environment of the future has demonstrated the key role that industry capacity building, through innovative training programs, has to play.”  Robert Enker, Specialist Sustainability Advisor, Victoria Building Authority.

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• RP2002: Integrated ETWW Demand Forecasting and Scenario Planning for Precincts
• RP3006: Education Scoping Study: Survey and gap analysis of existing low carbon education programs
• RP3015: Team-Based and Game-Based Mobile Learning
• RP2016: Assessing the Impact of Solar PV, Electricity Prices and Dwelling Energy Efficiency on Domestic Electricity Consumption in Sydney
• RP3021: Media and Communication Strategies to Achieve Carbon Reduction Through Renovation of Australia’s Existing Housing
• RP1021: Reframing Building Regulation
• RP1031: Development and optimisation of low carbon, affordable, medium-rise modular structural system using innovative connections

The Corporation of the City of Adelaide (City of Adelaide) is a project partner.

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• RP2005: Urban Micro Climates

City of Sydney is a partner.

Working towards a sustainable future is a crucial element of our Sustainable Sydney 2030 vision. The City of Sydney has adopted ambitious targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and aims to manage water, energy and waste sustainably. This projects helps us plan to make a more vibrant, liveable and sustainable city." Lucy Sharman, Senior Project Officer, Green Roofs and Walls
Planning Development and Transport Division, City of Sydney.

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• RP2005: Urban Micro Climates
• RP3008: Visions and Pathways 2040
• RP1017: Validating and Improving the BASIX Energy Assessment Tool for Low-Carbon Dwellings
• RP2018: Retrofitting Urban Precincts to Create Low Carbon Communities
• RP1026: Evaluation of Next-Generation Automated Fault Detection & Diagnostics Tools for Commercial Building Energy Efficiency

Sydney Water Corporation (Sydney Water) is a partner.

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• RP2001: Scoping Study - Precinct Design & Assess Tools
• RP2002: Integrated ETWW Demand Forecasting and Scenario Planning for Precincts
• RP3008: Visions and Pathways 2040
• RP2007: Integrated Carbon Metrics – A Multi-Scale Life Cycle Approach to Assessing, Mapping and Tracking Carbon Outcomes for the Built Environment
• RP2008: Wastewater Biosolids
• RP1020: Reducing Barriers for Commercial Adaptation of Construction Materials with Low-Embodied-Carbon
• RP2017: Energy Benchmarking for Efficient, Low-Carbon Water Recycling Operations
• RP3035: Modelling the Uptake of Water Conservation and Efficiency Measures in Sydney
• SP0012: Strategic Study on the Cooling Potential and Impact of Urban Climate Mitigation Techniques in Western Sydney
• RP1020u2 - Durability of geopolymer products in sewage environment

Sydney Coastal Councils Group Inc. (SCCG) is a partner.

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• RP3006: Education Scoping Study: Survey and gap analysis of existing low carbon education programs
• RP3015: Team-Based and Game-Based Mobile Learning

South Australia Water Corporation (SA Water) is a partner.

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• RP2002: Integrated ETWW Demand Forecasting and Scenario Planning for Precincts
• RP2008: Wastewater Biosolids
• RP2017: Energy Benchmarking for Efficient, Low-Carbon Water Recycling Operations

SA Government Department of Environment Water and Natural Resources (DEWNR) is a partner.

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• RP2002: Integrated ETWW Demand Forecasting and Scenario Planning for Precincts
• RP2005: Urban Micro Climates
• RP3017: Adelaide Living Laboratory Hub
• RP2015: Carbon Reductions and Co-Benefits: Literature and Practice Review of Australian Policies Relating Urban Planning and Public Health
• RP3021: Media and Communication Strategies to Achieve Carbon Reduction Through Renovation of Australia’s Existing Housing
• RP3008: Visions and Pathways 2040

Renewal SA is a partner.

"Never before in human history have more people lived in cities than in rural economies.The project aids the state to  deliver social and economic benefits whilst protecting the environment." Phil Donaldson, Director Sustainablity, Renewal SA.

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• RP1006: Viable Integrated Systems for Zero Carbon Housing Systems
• RP2001: Scoping Study - Precinct Design & Assess Tools
• RP2002: Integrated ETWW Demand Forecasting and Scenario Planning for Precincts
• RP2005: Urban Micro Climates
• RP2011: PIM - An Open Digital Information Standard throughout the Urban Development Lifecycle
• RP3017: Adelaide Living Laboratory Hub
• RP2019: CO2 Reduction and Food Production from Household and Commercial Food Waste: Composting for Different Urban Forms
• RP1024: Informing the Next Generation Residential Energy Assessment Tools.
• RP2021: Greening suburban transport

UrbanGrowth NSW is a partner.

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• RP2001: Scoping Study - Precinct Design & Assess Tools
• RP2010: Informing and Trialling Low Carbon Inclusions in State Government Built Environment Sector Tenders
• RP2018: Retrofitting Urban Precincts to Create Low Carbon Communities

NSW Office of Environment and Heritage (OEH) is a partner.

“This is a project with benefits all round.  Small and large businesses can reduce their carbon footprint and save money on their energy, waste and water bills while promoting the Mountains as a tourism destination in keeping with its World Heritage values.” Dr Rosalie Chapple, Executive Director, Blue Mountains World Heritage Institute.

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• RP2005: Urban Micro Climates
• RP3002: A Framework for Low Carbon Living Community Policy & Program Development
• RP3010: Building Low Carbon Communities (Blue Mountains)
• RP3016: The EnergyFit Homes Initiative: Empowering consumers
• RP1017: Validating and Improving the BASIX Energy Assessment Tool for Low-Carbon Dwellings
• RP2016: Assessing the Impact of Solar PV, Electricity Prices and Dwelling Energy Efficiency on Domestic Electricity Consumption in Sydney
• RP3023: Community Power: Understanding the contribution of community-owned renewable energy to regional development
• RP3028: A “Virtual Market” for Analysing the Uptake of Energy Efficiency Measures in Residential and Commercial Sectors
• RP3029: Driving a National Social Media Conversation on Energy Efficient Housing
• RP3038: Lower Income Barriers to Low Carbon Living
• RP2028: Development and trial of a co-benefits calculator
• RP3034: Community co-design of low carbon precincts for urban regeneration in established suburbs
• RP3044: Mainstreaming Low Carbon Retrofits in Community Housing: Second Generation Decision-Support Resources and Processes
• RP2024: Guide to Urban Cooling Strategies
• RP1017e1: Validating and improving the BASIX energy assessment tool for low-carbon dwellings - Phase 2
• SP0017p3: Mapping the decision-making processes to identify barriers and drivers to meet or exceed BASIX requirements of new builds
• SP0017p2: Energy Efficiency Decision Making in the NSW Transport Sector
• SP0017p1: Energy Efficiency Decision Making in the NSW Social Housing Sector
• RP3021u1: Application of CRCLCL social research to activate the uptake of low carbon housing via popular mass media communications
• RP3049: Housing Construction Industry Roadmap
• SP0017p4 - Quantifying multiple impacts of energy efficiency
• SP0017p5 - Urban heat islands (UHI) coupled with UHI effects of Solar PV
• SP0017p6 - Improving Fuel Efficiency in the NSW Road Transport Sector
• SP0017p7 - Developing the baseline for the overarching CCF evaluation

NSW Department of Planning and Infrastructure (DEPI) is a partner.

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• RP1006: Viable Integrated Systems for Zero Carbon Housing Systems
• RP1017: Validating and Improving the BASIX Energy Assessment Tool for Low-Carbon Dwellings

Commonwealth Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development (DIRD) is a partner.

City of Fremantle is a partner.

“The CRCLC has been instrumental in setting the framework for our sustainable house as a living laboratory. It has provided a test bed for demonstrating an affordable low carbon lifestyle, as well as being a catalyst for community engagement. The project uses a variety of promotional media, exemplified with a recent open house event on September 8, 2013 that became a street party for over 4000 people." Josh Byrne, CUSP Research Fellow and ABC TV presenter.

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• RP3009: High Performance Housing - Monitoring, Evaluating and Communicating the Journey
• RP3020: Influencing change through a low carbon schools community program
• RP2006: FredZED - Mainstreaming LC Housing in WA
• RP3033: Mainstreaming Low Carbon Housing Precincts – The White Gum Valley Living Laboratory
• RP3043: Beyond WGV: Community Battery Storage