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Go Electric Action Plan for businesses now available

Use this plan to learn how to save thousands on energy by switching your business to efficient electric equipment powered by renewable energy.

Newcastle businesses are electrifying, and yours can too. On average, businesses save $2,771 per year by switching to electric appliances and equipment, rising to $4,000 a year with solar. Use this plan to prepare so when equipment, appliances or vehicles need replacing, you’re ready to go electric.

Download the Go Electric Action Plan for business here now. 


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