Learn how Tasmanian households can save money and use energy smarter with Time of Use Tariff 93.

Discover how it works, how much you can save, and why This is Electric recommends making the switch.

Find out why Tassie businesses are installing EV chargers for staff and customers, and providing charging options for electric fleets.

Get in touch to chat to us about your commercial EV charging needs.

Camping with our electric car is great because we can use it as a portable battery for our electric appliances - making camping easy and fun.

Find out about our recent camping trip to Bruny Island in Tassie with our BYD Atto 3.

We’re excited to announce that we’re now offering solar installations to our customers.

But we want to do solar differently.

Learn about the things we don’t like about the solar industry and how we’re changing the game.

There is a real opportunity for accommodation providers around Tassie to support the transition to clean, electric transport and get ahead of the game.

We’ve found limited accommodation with EV charging options. Find out how installing an EV charger at your AirBnB or hotel can put you on the map.

Learn about our community project working with school students to install EV chargers at their school for staff to use.

We love supporting young people to be part of the clean energy transition.

How much does it cost to install an EV charger at home? Check out our online shop for best chargers that we recommend. Get in touch for a free chat and advice about what will suit your lifestyle, home and budget.

With the rising popularity of electric vehicles, and recently announced rebates for home batteries in Australia, many of our customers are asking us if they can charge their EVs from a home battery.

The short answer is yes, but it's not always the best choice.

Find out why.

We often get asked for recommendations for which EV chargers to install at home.

Here is our list of favourite home EV chargers in 2025.

We recently volunteered our time to support refurbishment of the Wybalenna homestead on Flinders Island. This site serves as a brutal reminder of invasion and colonisation. It can be used as a place for truth telling and healing going forwards.

Why do we keep banging on about going all electric in our homes and communities? In this article, we explore the benefits - both to our planet and our bills - of getting rid of gas and fossil fuels.

Energy resilience and back up power is becoming more and more important in our changing climate. We explore our favourite sustainable back up power options here.

Very soon, electric cars will be able to power our homes and communities.

Electric vehicles and their huge batteries will play a key role in transitioning away from fossil fuels.

We can’t wait for V2G technology to get here!

Find out whether it is worth installing an EV charger at your home.

Tasmania is one of few places on the planet to be ‘net zero,’ thanks to our vast forests and hydro electric dams.

But Tasmania’s net zero status is at risk and urgent action is required.

Learn more about actions we can take to keep Tassie’s emissions down.

We often get asked whether electric cars are really better for the environment than petrol or diesel cars.

We delve into some of the ethical and environmental concerns relevant to both electric and conventional vehicles here...

How to charge an electric car, a summary of all the options, what you need and where to start.

Replacing inefficient hot water systems with efficient electric alternatives is a key part of the transition to clean energy and electrification of our homes. Image from Rewiring Australia of an electric home.

How to go electric and get off gas.

Our top tips for saving money and reducing emissions.