More households want to go full electric but lack spark

More households want to go full electric but lack spark

Many Aussies remain confused about efficiency ratings and potential savings from energy upgrades. (Russell Freeman/AAP PHOTOS) By Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson More than one in three households are considering upgrading to electricity-only to save money and the environment, a study has found, and the number of people resisting the switch has fallen.  But many Australians remain confused about efficiency ratings and potential savings from energy upgr…

Households are increasingly taking out a contract without gas consumption. The number of addresses where residents only want an electricity connection has increased by 50% in five years, according to counts by comparison site Independer.

More households want to go full electric – but too many still don't know how - One Step Off The Grid

More than one in three households are considering upgrading to electricity-only to save money and the environment, a study has found, and the number of people resisting the switch has fallen. But many Australians remain confused about efficiency ratings and potential savings from energy upgrades, and those aged over 35 are more likely to take action. Origin Energy and the REA Group revealed the findings from the second PropTrack Origin Australia…