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GreenPower
Gives businesses, government, event organisers and households the option to purchase government accredited renewable energy from their electricity supplier or through a decoupled GreenPower provider.
Being more energy efficient
Learn how to save money with your energy use, including measuring your usage, selecting more efficient appliances and better understanding your energy bills.
Advice for insulation and draught proofing
Keep your house cool in summer and warm in winter with insulation and draught proofing.
Choosing energy efficient appliances
unning costs add up - check how much
If you’re looking to save money on your power and water bills:
- Always check the energy rating labels when you are shopping for a new appliance.
- Use a power meter to check how much power an appliance is using.
Buying air conditioners
Cooling and heating a home can guzzle a lot of energy. Choosing an energy efficient air conditioner cuts your electricity bills and is better for the environment.
Buying dishwashers
Lots of factors go into choosing the right dishwasher for your home. In the long run, an energy efficient appliance will save you energy, water and money.
Buying fridges and freezers
Fridges are one of the most expensive appliances to buy and run. As they consume energy 24 hours a day, it’s important to think outside the icebox and choose a model that will save power.
Buying televisions
While buying a big, cheap television may be tempting, it could cost you in the long run. The type of technology, screen size and brightness all contribute to how much electricity your television will use.
Buying washing machines and dryers
Buying new laundry appliances is a good opportunity to save electricity and water, but with so many options it can be confusing to know which one to buy.
Net Zero construction materials for government
In 2021 a series of briefings were undertaken with NSW government executives and leaders on using low emissions building materials in their operations.