Join us on Tuesday 29 November at 2pm AEDT for a full panel lineup of experts in the field of electrification and the essential move away from gas. This is one you won’t want to miss.
Dr Carl Tidemann, Senior Researcher at the Climate Council will be presenting the key findings and recommendations of the recently released report ‘Switch and Save: How gas is costing households’. Dr Carl will also talk about the award winning ‘Home Appliance Savings Calculator’ online tool created to accompany the release of the report as well as future planned work on energy efficiency in homes and buildings.
Kate Jackson, Coordinator Community Sustainability, at Inner West Council NSW, Dayna Surlan, Project Consultant, Sustainability at WSP & Matthew Clarke, Director at Common Capital have joined forces to develop a business case for electrification of apartment buildings under 6 storeys.
Kate, Dayna & Matthew will be taking us through:
- Inner West Council’s recent study with WSP and Common Capital to support “low carbon high performance” precincts
- The emissions of lower rise developments and refurbishments (below 6 storeys),
- Findings and recommendations of the study, including the impact of electrification and its cost-benefit analysis.
In 2021 Merri-bek City Council (formerly Moreland City Council, VIC) launched its Electrify Everything: Communications Message Guide for Households. An Australian-first, the guide is based on qualitative market research undertaken to inform the electrification communications campaign for homes. Merri-bek is now leading a Community of Practice with over 80 local council officers focused on communicating the importance of electrification for Australia’s energy transition and how households can get involved.
Donna Luckman, Zero Carbon Campaigns Lead at Merri-Bek City Council will share results of recent communications activities and planning for a joint communications campaign in early 2023. For more information check out the website: https://morelandzerocarbon.org.au/electrify
All those with access to Council Connect do not need to register separately, you will be sent a calendar invitation via email early next week.