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Power up to electric

Online session: How to go electric

Want to learn more about switching your home to electric? We can help.

Join our free online information session to learn more about going electric. Switching your heating, hot water, and other appliances to electric will reduce your energy bills and emissions.

Discover how:

  • Switching to electric is not as hard as you might think
  • SEC can help you create a personalised plan
  • You can go electric one step at a time, prioritising what is right for you.

Electric homes are cheaper to run and better for the planet.

When: 21 October 2025, 1pm – 1.30pm

Register here

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Power up to electric - introduction

Hear from experts and others who have made the switch to all-electric. Learn how to get it right from day one.

Hit play to watch the recording.

*Please note, SEC’s pilot test of the electric home planner referenced in these information sessions is now complete and our one-stop shop to help Victorians switch to electric will launch in 2026.

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