Electrify Kiama

30/07/2026

Thanks to everyone who came along to our Meet the Owner EV Day at Finding Fillmore's on Sunday!

It was fantastic to see so many locals chatting with EV owners, asking great questions, and checking out the range of electric vehicles on display. We hope everyone left feeling a little more informed and confident about what it's really like to own an EV.

A huge thank you to all of our volunteer EV owners who generously gave up their time and shared their experiences, and to the team at Finding Fillmore's.

Thanks again for your support. We look forward to seeing you at our next Electrify Kiama event.

26/07/2026

⚡ We've got a great range of electric vehicles on display right now out the back of Finding Fillmore's!

We're here until 2:00 pm, so come down, meet the owners, take a look through the vehicles, and ask any questions you have about real-world EV ownership.

Whether you're curious about charging, running costs, road trips, towing or battery life, our local EV owners are happy to share their firsthand experiences.

17/07/2026

⚡ Ever wondered what it's really like to own an electric vehicle?

Our local EV owners are volunteering their time to share their experiences and the practical realities of everyday EV ownership.

Come and chat with people who drive electric every day. Ask about charging, running costs, road trips, servicing, battery life, towing or anything else you're curious about.

You'll also be able to chat with Electrify Kiama volunteers about home electrification, solar, batteries and EV charging.

Sunday 26 July | 11am–2pm

Fillmore's, Unit 2/38–40 Manning Street, Kiama

It's free, informal and everyone is welcome.

29/06/2026

⚡ Thinking about making the switch to an electric vehicle?

Join us at Fillmore's for "Meet the Owner" Electric Vehicle Day, where you can chat with local EV owners, check out their EV's (including Polestar, MG, Geely, BYD, Volvo, Tesla and Fonz), and hear first hand about their experiences.

Local electrification enthusiasts will also be there to chat everything home electrification.

Best of all it's completely free!

Fillmore's, Unit 2/38–40 Manning Street, Kiama

Sunday 26, July 11am–2pm

Whether you're just starting to explore EVs, already own one, or are passionate about electrification, we'd love to see you there!

18/06/2026

02/04/2026

Have the fuel prices got you thinking about making the change to an EV?

Big response to our EV post last week ⚡️

So we’ve put together a straight-up Q&A for anyone thinking about making the switch.

No fluff. No spin. Fully independent. Fact-checked by our team.

Just the answers you actually need. Learn more: https://rewiringaustralia.org/go-electric/faqs/electric-vehicles-faqs

28/08/2025

📣 Hey Kiama LGA locals — Have you installed a hot water heat pump?

As more households look to cut bills and electrify, heat pumps are becoming a popular option. But how do they really perform?

We’d love to hear your experience!

👉 Have you installed one?
👉 How’s it going with performance, reliability, noise, or running costs?
👉 Who did your install — and would you recommend them?

Your feedback could really help others in the community decide whether it’s the right move for their home. 🙌

Let us know in the comments or tag someone who’s had one installed!

💰 PS — There are state and federal incentives available that can bring the cost down by hundreds of dollars - See the links below 👇🏼

https://www.energy.nsw.gov.au/households/rebates-grants-and-schemes/household-energy-saving-upgrades/upgrade-your-hot-water

https://cer.gov.au/schemes/renewable-energy-target/small-scale-renewable-energy-scheme

24/08/2025

📣 Heads up on this free local event ⚡🔋⚡

We are teaming up with our mates at The Energy Experts and Sun People for this battery bulk buy and info session. Register now theenergyexperts.com.au/events/

30/07/2025

💡 A quiet energy revolution is taking place in the Illawarra — the Urban REZ project is helping households switch to clean, local power and reshape the way we think about energy. ⚡

“The huge advantage of operating a system like that is – if done right – it could democratise equitable access to locally generated, low-cost renewable energy,” Ty Christopher says.