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Newcastle Herald
Newcastle Herald
National
Madeline Link

Labor councillors hope to flip a switch on who can access renewables

Newcastle Ward 4 Labor Cr Elizabeth Adamczyk has co-signed a motion that pushes for more equitable access to renewable energy. Picture by Marina Neil

NEWCASTLE Labor councillors hope to flip a switch on equitable access to renewable energy and household electrification with a focus on residents hit hardest by rising energy costs and extreme weather events.

A motion to Tuesday night's council meeting could see options investigated that support equitable access to renewable energy, like community energy sharing platforms, home retrofitting, easier and more affordable access to solar PV, batteries and electric vehicle charging.

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