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Melbourne Renewable Energy Hub

Melton youth to benefit from $2.5 million renewable energy fund

27 May 2026

Young people in Melton and surrounding areas will soon be able to benefit from new programs to gain skills and further education thanks to SEC and GreenPoint Energy’s $2.5 million Melbourne Renewable Energy Hub (MREH) Community Benefit Fund.

A practical switch delivers lower energy bills and a more comfortable home

26 May 2026

The Ziino household has significantly reduced their household energy bills over the past year after switching their Coburg home to electric, installing solar panels, batteries and efficient appliances.

Michael standing next to his new car

Driven by change: How one EV purchase sparked an electric home

26 May 2026

For Michael Cleef, the journey to electrification didn’t start with the house — it started with the car.

Bobbi McKibbin

Sparking change - where good energy meets great service

26 May 2026

Bobbi McKibbin loves her job. Yackandandah born and bred, Bobbi found her passion when she started working for a local solar company in 2007 and is now co-owner of Solar Integrity Albury Wodonga.