Sustainable Energy

Verve Energy is at the forefront in developing sustainable energy production, using wind, bio-energy and solar energy. Verve Energy recognises the concern about possible global climate changes from increased emission of greenhouses gases and is continuing to further develop sustainable energy technologies.

Our sustainable energy systems reduce the amount of greenhouse gas emissions by many thousands of tonnes a year and displace many thousands of tonnes of coal and gas from electricity generation.

Our sustainable energy projects include:

Albany wind farm
Bremer Bay wind-diesel system
Coral Bay wind-diesel system
Denham wind-diesel system
Esperance wind-gas system
Kalbarri wind farm
Hopetoun wind-diesel system
Kalbarri Photovoltaic system

Projects are in progress and include:

Milyeannup Wind Farm (on the south coast, 20km east of Augusta).
Grasmere Wind Farm (extension to Albany wind farm)

Projects in progress

Verve Energy is investigating two wind energy projects - Grasmere (an extension to Albany Wind Farm), and a wind farm at Milyeannup on the south coast.
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Our Portfolio

Verve Energy have an exciting portfolio of wind-diesel energy systems which supply electricity to remote communities. We have also developed solar and bio-facilities.
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Integrated Wood Processing (IWP)

The Integrated Wood Processing (IWP) demonstration plant, located at Narrogin, is the first of its type in the world.The plant is trialling the production of renewable electricity, activated carbon and eucalyptus oil from locally planted mallees.
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Sustainable History

In the twentieth century, as living standards rose and energy consumption increased, fossil fuels quickly became the main source of energy for most Western Australians. Renewable energy, however, also had a place.
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