Smart Energy Solutions & Tips
Here are some ideas for being smarter with energy and improving your home's health and comfort.
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31 March 2023
EECA Building Expert's Advice for winter
EECA Building Expert Dr Gareth Gretton was on TV1's Breakfast with advice on how to prepare your home for winter. -
20 April 2022
15 Tips for Warming Winter
The nights are getting colder so here’s some ideas that will help keep you warmer and more comfortable in the colder months and reduce your heating bills. -
22 August 2021
How are your smoke alarms?
Now is a good time to replace batteries in your smoke alarms or invest in some long-life photoelectric ones. -
16 August 2020
Myth busting tips to reduce your power bills
With so much in the way of ‘fake news’ around, what advice can you rely on to cut your bills and keep warm this winter? We’ve debunked six common myths and provided some smart alternatives for you to act on today that are tried, tested and sure to help out. -
02 August 2020
Smart Energy Tip - Wash Clothes in Cold Water
By washing in cold water instead of hot water you could save over $70 a year in power. We've got some great tips to help you save. -
18 January 2018
Now you can pay online!
We now have a “Payments” page on our website so you can securely pay your deposits and invoices. This will save you time and you can be safe in knowing it's all done safely. -
09 October 2017
We have our $5,000 Home Energy Makeover Winner!
We have a winner of our "Win a $5,000 Home Energy Makeover" competition. Congratulations to Pam from Stratford, who has used her $5,000 win on insulation, LED downlights and panel heaters for her home. -
17 March 2017
Earth Hour - kick off the year’s Energy Conservation Efforts
Earth Hour occurs this year at 8:30pm on March 25th. It's an opportunity to show your commitment to addressing climate change through energy conservation and time shifting. -
18 June 2015
Is your insulation up to scratch?
Insulation standards have changed and many homes insulated in the 1990s would not meet today's minimum standards. Here's some information on how you can check if your insulation is sufficient to keep your home warm.