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Indigo Power Ltd

Investment Offer

Minimum Target Reached
Total Invested
$431,227.20
Investors
235
Closed
on May 22, 2025 at 12:00PM
May 2025

BENJAMIN MCGOWAN

Beechworth

21 May 2025
🔔 Last chance to invest in community energy! Today marks the last day of our capital raise, and what an incredible journey it’s been. We’re so grateful to everyone who’s already invested and shown their support for a cleaner, fairer energy future. Your support for locally generated, community-owned power is what makes this work possible. If you’ve been thinking about joining us, now’s the time. This is your last opportunity to become a shareholder and help power the transition to renewable energy, right here in our communities. Every investment, big or small, helps us deliver more batteries, and more control to our communities! 💡 Curious about what this looks like in action? Check out our latest blog: What happens in a blackout? A day in the life of a community battery. It’s a behind-the-scenes look at how a community battery keeps the power flowing when the grid goes down — and why projects like this matter more than ever. 📖 Read the blog: https://indigopower.com.au/what-happens-in-a-blackout-a-day-in-the-life-of-a-community-battery/
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BENJAMIN MCGOWAN

Beechworth

14 May 2025
Curious about community batteries and how they’re changing the energy game? 🎧💡Tune into ABC Radio's Life Matters to hear Indigo Power’s Ben McGowan chat about how local energy solutions are powering up communities! 🎧💡 🎙 Listen now: https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/lifematters/bateries/105285348
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Labor's win has flipped the switch on subsidised home batteries. What does this mean for the grid, and how can people who don't own a home plug into the renewable transition?
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