As residents and government slowly come on board the electrification train, there are more and more Australians who don’t live in stand-alone owner-occupier housing that are interested in finding out how they too can make the switch to all-electric living. The 30% of Australian households that rent their home face higher barriers to electrification than owner-occupiers. Likewise, those living in strata and apartments face unique hurdles when it comes to navigating the transition to all-electric appliances and power.

Since there is a growing number of Australians continuing to rent for the long term, alongside a rise in apartment dwellers, there is a need to identify the unique conditions, barriers and opportunities for these two sectors, and help guide those interested in getting off gas towards workable solutions.

Join Renew and our expert panel as we discuss the ins and outs of renting and living in apartments when it comes to increasing energy efficiency. We will be looking at the particular situations facing renters and those in social housing and how they can think about making changes to reduce their energy bills, and the situation for renters and home-owners living in apartments or higher-density living who are keep to explore solar and all-electric appliances.

Featuring:

Kate Nicolazzo - Let Me Be Frank.
Euan Williamson - Creative Environment Enterprises
Jemima Mowbray - Tenants' Union of NSW
Brent Clark - Wattblock

Hosted by:

Dr Rachel Goldlust, Renew

We hope you'll join us for the discussion. There will be plenty of opportunity for audience questions.

We are so grateful to our Getting Off Gas Toolkit sponsors: Pure Electric (Gold Sponsor), Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action (Silver Sponsor), Be Energy Efficient (Bronze Sponsor). The Getting Off Gas Toolkit has been made possible with the support of Lord Mayor's Charitable Foundation and Boundless Earth.

Tickets:

This is an online only event, which will be held via Zoom.
This is event is part of Getting Off Gas event series.
All tickets are completely free.
Renew depends on the generosity of our community to continue its valuable work. We would welcome your donation here: renew.org.au/donate or via the additional donation option when choosing your ticket.