About
Electrify 2800 is a group of locals living in the 2800 postcode area, in the Orange and Cabonne LGAs, with a passion for taking practical climate action, lowering our carbon emissions, and helping others to do so. We aim to support local households and businesses to transition from fossil fuel-based appliances to more efficient and less carbon emitting electric appliances.
Household emissions are something about which we can all take action, the solution is in our control. By switching our fossil fuel machines to efficient electric versions and powering them with clean electricity, including rooftop solar, we can reduce our household emissions significantly. This can happen if we plan ahead and transition to electric power when we need to replace our cars, heaters, stoves and other fossil fuel machines over the coming years.
Providing support
Assisting your electrification journey with well-researched, impartial information.
Join us!
Electrify 2800 is for all. We meet monthly to discuss our progress & how to help others.
It's a journey
While we know electricity is the path forward, it’s not an overnight process.
ECCO Orange
We are an auspice of the Environmentally Concerned Citizens of Orange. The local group has been advocating and campaigning for advancement and protection of our local environment in many ways for nearly 20 years.
ECCO meets monthly on the fourth Wednesday of each month at 7.30pm. Meeting details are posted as a news Item on their website and on our Facebook page.
Support Electrify 2800 by becoming an ECCO member.
This is the best way to support Electrify 2800, and a way to learn more about environmental conservation and the part you can play.
- Receive a monthly newsletter
- Join monthly meetings
- Attend presentations and conversations with environmentalists and representatives
- Get news about environment-related issues in our area.
Fill out the form below and email to ecco.orange@gmail.com.
Rewiring Australia
Sixty percent of Australia’s emissions are domestic and the largest portion of domestic emissions are our households (42.4%). These come from everyday decisions made by households, like the food we eat, how we heat our spaces or travel to work. Almost all of these emissions come from the machines in our daily lives (i.e. petrol cars, gas heaters, gas water heaters, gas stoves, etc), and the fossil fuel power plants attached to Australia’s electricity grid.
- The average Australian household emits 15 to 20 tonnes of carbon dioxide annually. This is about three times the global average.
- Car use is a major contributor to household emissions, accounting for about 34% of emissions.
- Water heating is another major contributor to household emissions, accounting for about 16% of emissions.


Here's what our region could achieve:
- $4,430 Average household savings per year on energy and vehicle costs by 2030.
- $305,000,000 Total household savings per year across your electorate by 2030.
- 1,870 jobs Direct and indirect jobs created from community savings and installation work.
- 100% reduction in household energy emissions.
Research: Rewiring Australia
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