Tasmanian Branch
The Tasmanian branch aims to represent the EV interests of individuals and businesses throughout the state.
Meeting dates are: 27/11/19 (Hobart), 29/1/20 (Devonport), 25/3/20 (Hobart), 20/5/20 (Launceston), 22/7/20 (AGM), 23/9/20, 25/11/20.
Meetings are in Hobart unless otherwise indicated and we can accommodate Skype attendees.
For more information please contact our chairperson Penny Cocker: chair@tas.aeva.asn.au or our secretary Christopher Walkden: secretary@tas.aeva.asn.au
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EV News is the newsletter of the Australian Electric Vehcile Association and the latest edition is out now!
Download a copy here:
The AEVA has made several submissions to recent inquiries being held by governemnts around the country. Read them here.
EV News editions #235 and #236 are available for download! We normally host them on the Newsletters subsection, however for some reason we are having technical difficulties with that part of the website.
This year Sydney will be hosting the AEVA's annual EV Expo, as well as the AEVA's Annual General Meeting.
Located at Sydney Olympic Park, the Expo will be held on the weekend of the 26th and 27th of October.
Details about the expo can be found at our EV Expo website: http://www.theevexpo.com/
We hope to see you in Sydney!
Our Victorian branch secretary and EV News editor, Bryce Gaton recently penned a summary of the state of EV policy in Australia:
AVASS are selling their fleet of zero emission electric buses, providing you with a rare opportunity to purchase THREE long-range, fully electric buses. AVASS are offering as a package:
2 x Matilda City Buses (A11 & A3)
1 x Augusta Touring Coach
1 x High Voltage Rapid Charger (Single Port)
1 x High Voltage Rapid Charger (Dual Port)
This meeting was held at Launceston College. We were able to unveil The Thing!
This is a motor driven by 24V, created by the Launceston Conversions group. Once tidied up a bit it will be displayed at shows etc., where patrons can pull the lever and make the motor spin.
Minutes of meeting are here: 161207 Minutes.pdf
And the treasurer's report: 161207 Treasurer's report.pdf
Any questions contact the secretary: secretary@tas.aeva.asn.au.
