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We are empowering people living in apartments, units and townhouses to lower their energy bills, make their home more comfortable and be part of Newcastle’s clean energy transition.

You can save around $2,400 per year in an electrified apartment. Electrifying your apartment, unit or townhouse involves collective decision-making, navigating complex by-laws and upgrading shared infrastructure, which can make the process more challenging than for standalone homes.

We offer a range of free programs, tools and resources to help you get started, from independent energy advice and a bill comparison service, to action plans and portable induction cooktops.

Go Electric Newcastle - Free energy advice for apartment residents and strata buildings 

We have partnered with ZapCat, a certified social enterprise, to help local apartments and townhouses electrify and save on energy bills. 

Get free, independent, expert advice on installing clean electric appliances such as solar panels, batteries, hot water heat pumps, EV chargers, induction cooktops, reverse cycle air conditioning as well as assistance with strata processes. 

You do not need to be a member of the strata committee to access this free service. 

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Cheaper green electricity plans

Find the cheapest renewable electricity plan for your apartment or townhouse in minutes with our free online bill comparison service for eligible residents.

Through our Better Green Bills program, you can compare plans and switch to power your home with renewable energy. 

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Go Electric Action Plan for strata

Use this plan to learn how you can electrify your apartment or townhouse, as well as how to work with your owner's corporation to install solar on your building.  

Download the Go Electric Action Plan for strata

Borrow energy-saving equipment from Newcastle Libraries 

Learn how to improve your home's energy efficiency or experience the future of induction cooking. Available items include: 

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