Australian electrification campaign says homes and EVs can cut bills by up to $5,000 a year

The Electrify Australia push, linked to the international Electrify Now campaign, will launch at Parliament House and calls for incentives, clearer advice, and targeted support for renters, low-income households, First Nations communities, farmers, and businesses. Energy Efficiency Council policy head Jeremy Sung said all-electric homes can save around $2,000 a year, with vehicle electrification adding another $2,000 to $3,000. The story matters for solar professionals because rooftop PV and home batteries are increasingly being framed as core electrification infrastructure rather than standalone consumer products.