Why go all electric?
Electric homes are better for your wallet, your health and the climate.
How to electrify your home
Replace your gas appliances with efficient electric alternatives now or as they reach their end of life. Install solar panels and a battery so you can power your electric home with free, renewable solar power. Complete the transition with an electric vehicle and charger.
Gas and Petrol Home
Average running costs
9,550 kg CO2e per year
Electrified home
Average running costs
ZERO
The difference
Average saving
Better for your wallet
You can save up to $,3450 on running costs over 10 years by going all electric.
Gas and Petrol Home
Average running costs
Electrified home
Average running costs
ZERO
The difference
Average saving
Source: Rewiring Australia 2024
Better for your wallet
Better for the climate
Gas is a fossil fuel, mostly made up of methane, which is a key driver of climate change. Switching from fossil fuels to renewables like solar is essential if we are to meet the net-zero targets to fight climate change.
Reducing our reliance on gas can also help to stop new fossil fuel projects from being built, because it sends a signal to the market that future gas supply isn’t needed.
Better for your health
Studies have found that cooking with gas can contribute to childhood asthma. What’s more, gas ducted heating produces poorer air quality than a split system heater, which is also safer and cheaper to run.
Find out more about our products and services.
The products and services available through the Electric Homes Program in 2024 will be announced soon, including solar and batteries, hot water heat pumps, heating/cooling, induction cooktop installation, electric vehicle charging, draught proofing, home insulation and home energy audits.
In the meantime, register for an information session.
