Measures like insulation, window shades, and solar panels could make your home healthier and cheaper to run.
But people on low incomes, or those who are renting, don’t have the option of investing in home energy upgrades. So, while wealthier people are saving money on their bills by upgrading their homes, people with the least pay disproportionately more for their energy usage.
New research from ACOSS shows the possible bill savings and emissions reductions in each electorate as a result of home energy upgrades. Can you email the research to your MP and urge them to ...
Measures like insulation, window shades, and solar panels could make your home healthier and cheaper to run.
But people on low incomes, or those who are renting, don’t have the option of investing in home energy upgrades. So, while wealthier people are saving money on their bills by upgrading their homes, people with the least pay disproportionately more for their energy usage.
New research from ACOSS shows the possible bill savings and emissions reductions in each electorate as a result of home energy upgrades. Can you email the research to your MP and urge them to take action to permanently reduce the cost of energy bills and emissions?