In collaboration with Electrify Canberra, Saul Griffith will be in conversation with Lish Fejer on his latest book Plug In! The Electrification Handbook – Black Inc Books. Come and join us and find out everything you need to know for your electrification journey by the bestselling author of The Big Switch

About the Book

We all know that renewable energy is the future, but how can we ditch coal and gas in our own lives and homes? Plug In! is full of pro tips and essential information for your electrification journey. Energy expert Saul Griffith, with help from some of his electrifying friends, covers the five big decisions:

1. Where you get your electricity
2. Hot water
3. House heat
4. Cooking
5. Transport

But wait, there's more: the new abundance agenda, all hail the tradie army, what to know about EVs – plus great graphics! Join the movement and electrify your world with Plug In!

About Saul Griffith

Saul Griffith is an engineer and inventor. He has been principal investigator on projects for NASA, the US National Science Foundation and US Special Operations Command. He was awarded the MacArthur 'Genius' Grant in 2007. He is the founder of Rewiring America and Rewiring Australia and author of Electrify, The Big Switch and The Wires That Bind.

About Lish Fejer

Lish Fejer is a digital storyteller in the ABC Canberra bureau. She was previously a broadcaster for ABC Radio Canberra, where she most recently presented Mornings, and was a co-presenter of ABC TV's eco home reno show Carbon Cops.

About Electrify Canberra

Electrify Canberra’s vision is inspired by Rewiring Australia, - to rapidly electrify all Canberra households by bringing communities together.

Wanting to connect with households, apartments, streets, neighbourhoods and suburbs that are keen to electrify their homes. Electrify Canberra aims to mobilise our communities to show Canberrans want to electrify the City!

About the Event

Books will be available for purchase and signing at the event.
Registration is required for this event.
Accessible parking spaces directly below the Harry Hartog ANU Bookshop are available should you require them. Kambri ANU / Parking
If you do not feel well, please refrain from attending this event.
Disability Access available - please ask in-store.

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