Cleaner, more efficient energy for the ACT

We're lucky that Canberra's electricity is from 100% renewable energy. But gas used in homes and businesses is still a large source of greenhouse gas emissions. There are small steps you can take to use energy better. Switch from gas to electric. Upgrade to more efficient appliances. Create and store solar energy. Our programs and information can help support your changes.

Energy efficiency 

Change how you use energy in your home, business and school. Simply switching appliances off at the wall or sealing gaps around doors and windows is a great start. When you can, upgrade to energy-efficient electric appliances. Your small actions can make a difference.

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Solar 

Solar energy systems and batteries are reducing emissions. Choose solar for the environment and to save money. Get an interest-free loan or rebate to install your system. Specialist advice is available to help businesses.

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Switching from gas 

Electric appliances (powered by 100% renewable electricity in the ACT) are more efficient than natural gas appliances. They also offer lower running costs over time and could be better for your family’s health. You can prepare for a future free from gas. And we’ll help you get there.

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Wood fuel 

Replace your wood heater for a more efficient electric option. You’ll reduce air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. And you can get a financial incentive to do so. If you want to keep using your wood heater, use dry wood and don’t overfill with logs.

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What the ACT Government is doing 

Clean energy is the best option for reducing emissions. Renewable sources of energy like wind and solar are our focus. You can access programs and rebates to help. We’re also encouraging businesses to invest in renewables as part of our clean economy.

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Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the Ngunnawal people as traditional custodians of the ACT and recognise any other people or families with connection to the lands of the ACT and region. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.