Modern electric technologies – like heat pumps, split systems, induction cooktops and solar panels – are more efficient, cleaner, and can be cheaper to run than traditional gas systems. With smart controls and renewable energy options, an all-electric home gives you greater control over how you use and manage your energy.
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How much you could save by going electric
The average existing Victorian home could save around $2,000 on energy bills per year by going all-electric – when paired with an existing solar PV system.
Your guide to an all-electric home
All-electric homes run on electricity, instead of gas. From heating and cooling to cooking and hot water, everything is powered by efficient electric technologies.
For most households, energy use stacks up fast – around 40% goes to heating and cooling, 30% to appliances like fridges and dryers, 20% to hot water, and the remaining 5–10% to lighting, cooking, and electronics.
Knowing where your energy goes and ways to electrify your home is a great first step to understanding what will have the biggest impact on bill savings and emissions reduction.
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