Allegro Music

Allegro Music is Carbon Neutral

Allegro is proud to be a NoCO2 (carbon neutral) certified business. We are committed to ensuring that our services do not negatively impact the environment in any way. We’re thrilled that our clients can take pride in the fact that their entertainment and/or event in its entirety, when produced by allegro, is carbon neutral.

Allegro's team
We're a small, dynamic company that employs young innovative thinkers from music, entertainment, event and marketing backgrounds. 

Benefits
Access to the best available artists and services through our extensive network of artists, promoters, caterers and support services - All artists are thoroughly screened with an emphasis on professionalism and approach, as well as performance. 

Allegro music Australia is now carbon neutral certified! 

For more information, visit www.allegromusic.com.au

Great Southern E-vents


Great Southern E-vents have certified as a 100% LowCO2 business with the Carbon Reduction Institute. This enables GSE to offer its clients carbon neutral events for just a small extra fee on all events carried out by them. By making your event carbon neutral, you will be able to market it with the 'NOCO2 Event' logo, and capture the quickly growing carbon conscious market. This will allow you to distinguish your business from your competitors even further.

GSE source carbon credits from the HELP energy efficiency project to offset their own business emissions, and also to help you to offset the emissions from your event. If you are interested in finding out more, please visit the GSE website www.gse.com.au or call + 61 2 8338 8055.

Mercure Meetings New Zealand

MERCURE MEETINGS – CARBON NEUTRAL OFFERING

The Carbon Reduction Institute is proud to partner with Mercure in New Zealand for the first nation-wide carbon neutral meeting offering from a major hotel chain.

The Mercure Meetings offering is specifically designed to measure and offset the greenhouse gas footprint produced by each meeting service. Each Mercure hotel then funds the cost of the offsets and will not pass them on to you.

The Carbon Reduction Institute in conjunction with Mercure calculates the emissions from the following:

                - energy used to heat, cool and ventilate the venue

- electricity consumed by lighting and AV equipment used

- emissions embodied in the food and beverage packages supplied for the event

The emissions from these services are calculated based on the running sheet of the event using published life cycle data, an input/output analysis of the New Zealand economy and emission factors provided by industry bodies, universities and the Ministry for the Environment. These emissions are then offset using carbon credits that are certified under the internationally recognised Voluntary Carbon Standard.

Currently the offsets will be funding the ‘Household Energy Efficient Lighting Project’ (HELP), implemented by Energy Mad (a New Zealand based company). With the aim to lessen climate change through economical energy savings, Energy Mad have partnered with electricity networks and retail outlets encouraging consumers to purchase the Ecobulb (Australasia’s highest performance energy saving bulb) at a heavily discounted rate. By installing Ecobulbs to replace incandescent light bulbs, the initiative leads to a direct reduction in fossil fuel electricity generation and reduces consumer’s electricity bills and wastage in our landfills.

What is not included in the emissions calculation is the travel by attendees to get to and from the event as well as any material brought in by the event organisers. The emissions from these sources are often the largest contributor to the total emission of an event, therefore the total event should not be referred to as carbon neutral unless these emissions have been calculated and offset.

* Mercure Meetings is not offered by Mercure Dunedin Leisure Lodge

Perry's Exhibition Solution

At Perry's, we stand behind the QUALITY of our work... in fact we have your complete exhibition and display needs covered from design & construction through to a custom upgrade of your booth or stand.

Our exclusive range of foga product is the most unique & versatile on the market today. It offers the most flexible panel & booth system for use with graphics or velcro receptive fabrics together with high impact in stand design.

Visit online at http://www.pesonline.com.au/.

Short Back and Sides

  

Stu Brown, Paul Tenorio, Steve Hudson and Kyle Williams all met while studying at Newcastle Conservatorium, and formed the group in 2001 as a one off, for a proms concert at the con. By popular demand they continued to sing together and in 2002, toured the UK and France with the University of Newcastle Chamber Choir. Since then, they have performed around Newcastle and the Hunter Valley at various weddings, functions and locations including City Hall and the Hunter Valley Gardens.


Short Back and Sides care for the environment and have been certified carbon neutral by the Carbon Reduction Institute (noco2.com.au).


The quartet performed on Australia's Got Talent 2009 and reached the semi finals. Here's what one critic had to say:

“If you thought barbershop quartets were old guys singing vintage tunes, prepare to be amazed. Short Back and Sides wowed judges and crowds alike with their recent appearance on Australia’s Got Talent. This talented foursome gave barbershop a new spin with a soaring rendition of Coldplay’s “Viva La Vida.” Individually these guys all have the vocal chops to impress a capella. But when their voices come together the magic really happens. Who needs a string section when you can harmonize like this?”

; Lauren Katulka  WebTVHub

Visit online at http://www.shortbackandsides.com.au/.

The Observatory



Choose from 1, 2 & 3 bedroom open plan apartments, hotel rooms or penthouses all with contemporary finishes and State of the Art appliances.

Join us to experience all this in one of Australia's most enjoyable climates - averaging 23°C in summer and 19°C in winter.

The Observatory has certified 25% LowCO2 with the Carbon Reduction Institute.

Visit online at http://www.observatory.net.au/.