Start saving energy, stop losing money
Smart Blocks helps you save energy in your apartment block's common areas. Use our expert guidance to start projects, work together and tune up your building.
Find out the best changes you can make to your building
Start a building profile, choose a project and make change together
Get StartedMake Savings
Our expert guides help owners and managers choose the smartest ways to save energy in your common areas. Our project tool then walks you through how to make these changes together.
Case Study
Project – Install solar for common areas
Miriam Robinson
"We installed a 4 kilowatt solar system to power the lights in our common areas and a pool pump."
We're cutting $10,000 off our annual energy bill
Work Together
Confused about how to make change in your shared block? Get smart: we cut through the fog with clear advice, specific to your State or Territory, on how owners can work together to increase savings.
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Smart Blocks is a national program helping apartment owners and their managers to improve the energy efficiency in apartment buildings and save money. The program includes this website, and a series of workshops around Australia between 2013 and 2016. Find out about our community partners and how to become one.