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Batteries do not belong in your bins. They can cause fires and pose risks to your property and the people who empty your bins. 🔋🔥 Keep batteries out of your bins and take them to your nearest battery drop-off instead. See locations at: bcycle.com.au/drop-off

Stay cool & save this week! ❄️ Set your air con to 23-26 degrees 🚪 Cool only the rooms you need & close doors/curtains 💨Turn it off when the temp drops & let cool air in energy.vic.gov.au/for-households…

Today we’re celebrating World Wetlands Day 🎉 Did you know that here in Victoria we have 37,000 wetlands? Twelve of these are of international significance, known as Ramsar wetlands 💧 These wetlands support 24% of Victoria’s threatened native species and play an integral part

Remember to open windows and doors when the temperature drops in the evening or after a cool breeze arrives. For maximum benefit, open windows and doors that face the breeze, as well as those on the opposite side of your home. For more cooling tips: sustainability.vic.gov.au/energy-efficie…

Keep batteries out of your bins. Instead, store used batteries safely at home until you can take them to a drop-off for recycling. ♻️ Use a glass container & cover battery ends with sticky tape to prevent sparking & reduce the risk of fire. 🔥 More info: sustainability.vic.gov.au/circular-econo…

December 2024 was a standout month for Victoria’s renewable energy generation, with 48% of the state’s total electricity coming from renewables. In the same month, Victoria recorded the lowest wholesale electricity prices in the country - a positive sign for affordability during

Do you live in an apartment, unit or townhouse? Learn how you can bring down your energy bills and lower emissions. 👉 Find out how at: solar.vic.gov.au/solar-apartmen…

Victoria has nation-leading renewable energy and storage targets – alongside some of the lowest energy prices in the country. In 2020, we achieved our first target of 25% renewable electricity generation. And we’re on track to achieve our 40% by 2025 renewable energy goal –

Used batteries cannot be put into household bins. ❌ Instead, take them to your local battery drop-off so they can be turned into new products like metal tools, computer parts or even new batteries. ♻️→🔋 For more information and drop-off locations: bcycle.com.au

Replacing gas appliances with efficient electric alternatives, particularly when they break down, can lead to substantial yearly savings on your power bills. For example, upgrading a gas heating system to an electric reverse-cycle system can save you around $600 annually on

Through the Solar Homes program, more than 300,000 solar systems have been installed across Victoria since 2018. The clean energy created is on par with the total capacity of Loy Yang A, one of the largest brown-coal fired power stations in Victoria.  👉go.vic.gov.au/42XAEKl

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Just over 12 months ago Uteng installed solar, and now her energy costs have gone down by more than 60%. Her solar journey started with a Solar Victoria rebate. Start your journey too: solar.vic.gov.au/solar-panel-re…

This National Volunteer Week, we’re profiling some of Victoria’s incredible environmental volunteers 🌟 Check out the work of Friends of Edwardes Lake 💙 Volunteers are preserving and nurturing the ecosystems of Edwardes Lake and surrounds, while building relationships that are

Batteries and electronics should never be put in any bin. They can cause fires. Check your council website for local battery and electronics drop-off points instead. A small act makes a big impact. Find out how: sustainability.vic.gov.au/circular-econo…

Batteries in bins can cause fires. Never put batteries in any bin. Instead, check your council website to find a local drop-off point where you can safely dispose of them for recycling. 🔋♻️ A small act makes a big impact. Find out how: sustainability.vic.gov.au/circular-econo…

Vapes and vacuum cleaners, power tools and portable chargers, electric toothbrushes and e-bikes – these items and many more have embedded batteries, and should never be put in any bin! 📍 Check your council website to find recycling drop-off points. ➡️ sustainability.vic.gov.au/circular-econo…

Are you disposing of used batteries correctly? 3 things you should do: ✔️ Put clear sticky tape over the ends. ✔️ Store them in an unsealed glass/plastic container. ✔️ Take them to a battery drop-off point. A small act makes a big impact. Find out how: sustainability.vic.gov.au/recycling-and-…

Batteries should never be put in any bin – but there are drop-off points around Victoria where you can dispose of them safely for recycling. 🔋 Check your council website to find a battery drop-off point.📍 A small act makes a big impact. Find out how: sustainability.vic.gov.au/recycling-and-…

⁉️ Did you know ⁉️ Items with embedded batteries should never be put in any bin: they can cause fires. 🔥 If it lights up, makes a sound, moves, or needs charging, it probably has an embedded battery! Find out what to do: sustainability.vic.gov.au/recycling-and-…