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Second round of grants now open for small businesses to make energy efficient upgrades

Extreme Heat Resilience: lessons from Spain for Australia

New research released today says Australia should consider naming its heatwaves to increase public awareness of the dangers of extreme heat.

Victoria’s updated Gas Substitution Roadmap shows that the clock is ticking for residential gas.

Coming home to roost: the political and consumer energy for all-electric homes continues to grow

The Victorian SEC is relaunched as Renew presents at All-Energy Expo in Melbourne

In late October Renew presented at the annual All-Energy conference and expo in Melbourne put on by the Clean Energy Council which attracted more than 10,000+ renewable energy industry professionals from across the country and overseas - the largest attendance on record.

Renew showcases Australia’s most bushfire-resilient homes with free online event series

As part of ongoing work to support communities rebuilding after bushfire, Renew is showcasing homes that exemplify resilient design is a new event series.

Join our team: Customer Service & Admin Officer

Renew is looking for an experienced Customer Service & Admin Officer, as first point of contact, to fulfil a new full-time position. The Customer Service & Admin Officer is key to managing our relationships and will report to the Engagement Manager.

Renew Launches its Getting Off Gas Toolkit

Residential Electrification Update

Backing all-electric homes for Victorians

23 organisations from across Victoria’s community, environment, energy, and health sectors have written to Minister Lily D’Ambrosio backing all-electric homes for Victoria.

It’s a gas: how ditching gas this winter can cut heating bills by 75%

As winter bites and with gas bills skyrocketing, there has never been a better time for Victorians to switch to efficient, electric appliances in our homes.

Adelaide households paying too much to heat and cool homes

Adelaide households are paying far more than they need to heat and cool their homes, according to new research by Renew commissioned by the South Australia Council of Social Service.