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SEC is focusing on having a meaningful impact on Victorians – providing households with trusted, simple information, products and services to help them go electric.

Electric homes are cheaper to run, healthier to live in and better for the planet. Switching heating, hot water and other appliances from gas to electric will help reduce energy bills and emissions. In fact, the average existing Victorian home could save over $2,000 per year by going all-electric - when paired with an existing solar PV system.

We are ensuring more Victorians benefit from the renewable energy transition by supporting households to go electric. We’re helping Victorian households to reduce their energy bills and emissions by offering simple and practical solutions to help them switch to electric and improve their understanding of the support available to make the switch.

We’re creating simple and affordable products and services that unlock financial and environmental benefits, developing products and services that accelerate the switch to all-electric homes and fill market gaps.

We are working to address challenges such as:

  • availability of information – there is a genuine lack of awareness and understanding of the benefits of electrification
  • complexity – consumers want simple solutions
  • trust - how to find reputable, trusted installers
  • affordability - upfront costs of installing new appliances.

We can’t solve this alone, and we are working with partners, including financiers, consumer advocacy groups and all levels of government, to overcome these challenges.

More affordable energy

Through our investments, SEC will push more energy into the system, putting downward pressure on wholesale power prices and delivering benefits for all Victorians.

We’ll support Victorians to electrify their homes. Electrifying our homes can cut household energy bills and remove the health impacts of gas cooking and heating.

Latest news:

Construction beginning at SEC Delburn Wind Farm

31 March 2026

Construction is beginning at the SEC Delburn Wind Farm. Located near the Latrobe Valley, it is Victoria's first public owned, utility-scale wind generation project.

Renewable energy - a career for everyone

Behind the scenes: The many careers powering the Melbourne Renewable Energy Hub

25 March 2026

Ever wondered what it takes to build and run one of the world’s biggest batteries in Victoria? Co-owned by SEC and Equis Australia, the Melbourne Renewable Energy Hub powers up to 200,000 homes and has created more than 1,200 jobs.

Bethany on-site at HREP

Renewable Energy Park helping Bethany build a career close to home

24 March 2026

When Horsham local Bethany Reilly joined the team at the SEC Renewable Energy Park - Horsham, she wasn’t expecting to gain hands-on skills on a large-scale renewable energy project so early in her career.

Latrobe Regional Health

100% renewable electricity supporting critical health services at Latrobe Regional Health

17 March 2026

Latrobe Regional Health is powered by 100% renewable electricity after joining SEC as a customer.