About Us

60,000+ years

Totally Renewable Yackandandah gathers in a small valley alongside the Yackandandah and Commissioners Creeks.

Thinking about energy differently

What can a community gain by thinking differently in challenging times? Dr Sarah Houseman recently had a close look at Yackandandah and TRY and shares her thoughts.

How does TRY work?

We’ve partnered with state, federal and local government, as well as community, philanthropic and business organisations. TRY has two committees, a General Committee and a DGR subcommittee.

Project updates & recent activities

Join our mailing list and receive a quarterly newsletter covering recent events and our main projects. If you don’t wish to subscribe, check out previous newsletters below.

Stuff written about TRY

From the beginning TRY’s ethos has been to show what can be done, that a clean energy transition is entirely achievable. We have spoken with many communities, organisations and media, whenever the chance arises, to show what we’ve done.

Publications

Stuff TRY has written

TRY conducts community engagements, analyses project outcomes and makes submissions to government enquiries. We’ve included a few of our more notable reports and submissions here, along with recent brochures and speeches.