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Join this webinar organised by the Nature Conservation Council to hear from experts on how improving energy efficiency helps fight climate change and why a Healthy Homes Plan will support rental homes (which are 1/3 of homes in NSW) to be more affordable and liveable.
Everyone deserves to live in a home that isn’t freezing in winter or boiling in summer – and doesn’t cost a fortune to heat and cool. But many homes in NSW (especially rentals) have no insulation, no solar panels, and outdated appliances, causing expensive bills and forcing people to live in unhealthy temperatures.
NSW needs a Healthy Homes Plan to make sure every rental property meets minimum energy standards with insulation, draught sealing, and efficient appliances.
Join this webinar organised by the Nature Conservation Council to hear from experts on how improving energy efficiency helps fight climate change and why a Healthy Homes Plan will support rental homes (which are 1/3 of homes in NSW) to be more affordable and liveable.
Speakers:
WHEN
October 13, 202612:30pm - 1:30pm
WHERE
Online via Zoom - RSVP here to receive link
CONTACT
Eve Altman · eve@nature.org.au
Electrifying our homes and cars is the recipe to cut emissions and save money for Australian homes. Let's build an abundant electric future for Australia.
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“Instead of cutting the battery subsidy, the government should look at incentivising virtual power plant enrollment as a rebate condition. This would allow homes to discharge into the grid during peak evening demand and drive down power bills across the entire network.
The Liberals, Nationals and One Nation have promised to scrap new legislation that will require all new homes to be built all-electric from Jan 2027 and will also roll back plans that would see households required to replace failing gas hot water systems with efficient electric ones - due to come into effect next March.These proposed measures would only serve to protect the gas industry, and will keep households locked into costly gas infrastructure for decades to come.
Households can save $4300 a year on their energy bills by ditching gas and petrol and going fully electric reveals Dr Saul Griffith.