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Rewiring Noosa – Electrifying everything

Noosa Shire is leading the charge in a sustainability revolution, with households across the region making the switch to all-electric appliances and cars powered by clean electricity. This shift is not only slashing household expenses by up to 50 per cent compared to those relying on fossil fuels, but it’s also making a significant positive impact on the climate.

This sustainable approach, dubbed “Electrify Everything,” is a key strategy in combating climate change, reducing our carbon footprint and saving a lot of money. It’s a step-by-step guide to household electrification, providing residents with practical advice on how to transition to a more sustainable, low-carbon lifestyle.

Zero Emissions Noosa Inc, supported by Noosa council, is producing an “Rewiring Noosa – Electrify Everything” guide covering eight different technologies and strategies, including rooftop solar PV, heat pump hot water systems, pool pumps and heaters, home batteries, electric vehicles, and energy monitoring and control systems. Through a series of community engagement activities and articles in Noosa Today ZEN Inc will provide detailed information on the costs, savings, and benefits of each technology, helping residents make informed decisions about their energy usageosa?

For more information go to zeroemissionsnoosa.com.au.

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