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SEC is focusing on having a meaningful impact on Victorians – providing households with trusted, simple information, products and services to help them go electric.

Electric homes are cheaper to run, healthier to live in and better for the planet. Switching heating, hot water and other appliances from gas to electric will help reduce energy bills and emissions. In fact, modelling shows that whole home electrification can lower the average detached houses' energy bills significantly (around 40%, or $1,700 a year, by switching to all-electric, or around 66% – more than $2,700 a year – by also adding solar).

We are ensuring more Victorians benefit from the renewable energy transition by supporting households to go electric. We’re helping Victorian households to reduce their energy bills and emissions by offering simple and practical solutions to help them switch to electric and improve their understanding of the support available to make the switch.

We’re creating simple and affordable products and services that unlock financial and environmental benefits, developing products and services that accelerate the switch to all-electric homes and fill market gaps.

We are working to address challenges such as:

  • availability of information – there is a genuine lack of awareness and understanding of the benefits of electrification
  • complexity – consumers want simple solutions
  • trust - how to find reputable, trusted installers
  • affordability - upfront costs of installing new appliances.

We can’t solve this alone, and we are working with partners, including financiers, consumer advocacy groups and all levels of government, to overcome these challenges.

More affordable energy

Through our investments, SEC will push more energy into the system, putting downward pressure on wholesale power prices and delivering benefits for all Victorians.

We’ll support Victorians to electrify their homes. Electrifying our homes can cut household energy bills and remove the health impacts of gas cooking and heating.

Latest news:

Strong community and industry engagement for SEC Delburn Wind Farm sessions

06 March 2026

SEC has wrapped up a series of community and industry engagement sessions across Gippsland, giving local residents and businesses the opportunity to learn about work and supplier opportunities at the SEC Delburn Wind Farm as it gears up for construction in late March.

SEC robots give students a taste of renewable energy jobs

17 February 2026

Tiny programmable robots are helping Victorian students to understand the energy transition as they code and follow the robots on a renewable energy journey.

Firefighting water tanks set to be installed at SEC Delburn Wind Farm

16 February 2026

Preliminary works are underway at the SEC Delburn Wind Farm to prepare the site for construction to begin next month.  The works include the installation of five 130,000 litre firefighting water tanks as part of the project’s extensive fire mitigation measures.

Melbourne Polytechnic

Melbourne Polytechnic partners with SEC for 100% renewable energy

11 February 2026

Melbourne Polytechnic is a leading vocational and higher education provider that trains thousands of students each year across seven campuses and two training centres.