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This project has been all about the sign, the circular economy in action. When electronics can no longer be repaired or reused at their highest

This project has been all about the sign, the circular economy in action. When electronics can no longer be repaired or reused at their highest

Repurposing for Resilience brings community solar panel reuse centre to the Eurobodalla! On Saturday 13 April 2024, RfR had its official opening of its Community

Large waste bins were constructed by RfR committee member & artist Nick, for use at the Luminous Festival. They were made from discarded solar panels

Introducing the ‘Mark 11 prototype’… please welcome our Community Access Solar Power Trailer, built for rapid assistance in emergency situations, festivals and everyday life! This

Repurposing for Resilience partnered with River of Art (RoA) to create Lanterns made from waste to illuminate the 2023 Luminous Festival. The lanterns were co-created

Yes, that’s correct… its another RfR-designed application for repurposed PV waste that’s entirely apt. A solar-powered pumping station, pump in or out of an IBC

This is an invitation to waste artists and those working with recycled materials, an opportunity to exhibit works and promote your profile to the community.

This RfR Friday saw the electrical team from MESA install 32A & 25A 3 phase circuits for a commercial oven and Induction hot plate hob

RfR installed a 4kW PV Solar system for a customer in Mogo. The System comprised of used panels supplied by the customer, in conjunction with

Stay tuned for our upcoming move to the Moruya Transfer Station where we will establish facility to collect and process discarded panels and associated solar