AMP Up your Savings in Walkerville and beyond : Plug In to the New Battery Deal !

You’re invited to this free community event on Sunday 17 August !

Curious about how to lower your power bills and make your home more energy-efficient? Come along to hear about home batteries, electrification and how everyday households can benefit from Australia’s energy future.

Electrify Adelaide, Walkerville Rotary Club, and the Australian Conservation Foundation have teamed up to host an informative afternoon where you’ll hear from local residents, expert speakers, and independent advisers about the new Federal Government’s Cheaper Home Batteries Program—which can save you up to 30% off the cost of a battery for your home.

Whether you’re just starting to think about solar and batteries, or you’re ready to take the next step, this event is for you. You’ll discover how battery storage will help you cut costs, become more energy independent, and support the wider community.

What to expect:

A warm, welcoming atmosphere and introduction from Walkerville Mayor Melissa Jones
Short talks from experts and locals with hands-on experience
Easy-to-understand info about the battery rebate and how to get started
Community and trade stalls where you can ask questions and explore options
Free tea and coffee, plus extra refreshments at the RSL bar

Key speakers will include a representative from the Federal Government, who will speak about the battery program and its benefits for households like yours.

When & Where:

Sunday 17 August
Doors open at 1:15pm for stall browsing
Presentations from 2:00pm to 3:00pm
Stalls and chats continue until 4:00pm

Whether you’re a homeowner, renter, or simply curious, this is a great chance to learn how small changes which electrify your home can make a big difference to your energy bills—and to our planet.

Questions? Get in touch at: info@electrifyadelaide.com

Let’s explore how to AMP up your savings by electrifying your home —and we hope to see you there!

with kind Regards,

Teams from Electrify Adelaide, Walkerville Rotary Club and Australian Conservation Foundation