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“Now I tell everyone, if you’re eligible, go online and check it out.” The Solar for Low Income Households trial helps eligible households in selected NSW regions access clean affordable energy by installing free 3kW solar systems on their homes.

Latest stories from the elctricity transition

Behind every big change are the stories of the people who make it happen. Meet Reed Bryce and Ricky Kent of Precision Oxycut and Allthread Industries whose journeys of professional growth have been influenced by the state’s transition to renewable energy.

Simon Preston, General Manager of Precision Oxycut and Allthread Industries based in Sydney’s western suburbs, shares his insights on the benefits of transitioning to renewable energy on the business and the opportunities it offers to local manufacturers.

The Port of Newcastle realised they would save $20,000 in fuel costs by electrifying their fleets, but their main driver was showing leadership in the transition to EVs. Find out how they are moving towards their target to be fully electric.

As the first Australia signatory to the EV100 program, AGL has committed to electrify 100% of their light vehicles and 50% of their industrial vehicles by 2030. This will help increase demand and make EVs more affordable.

When Hamilton’s Queanbeyan Motel owners Jag and Kay installed an EV charger with the help of a destination charging grant from the NSW government, they gave customers another reason to choose their motel. 

STARTTS, the NSW Service for the Treatment and Rehabilitation of Torture and Trauma Survivors, is a purpose-driven organisation that is unlocking cost benefits and living their values by transitioning to an electric vehicle (EV) fleet.

Sam Kelley from Waverley, Woollahra and Randwick councils explains how they’ve successfully installed a kerbside charging network.  

TAFE NSW is taking major strides toward a cleaner transport future by embracing electric vehicles (EVs).