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Globally renowned engineer and clean energy expert heads to Western Australia to talk electrification

Rewiring Australia

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Thursday, September 4, 2025

Rewiring Australia’s Co-Founder Saul Griffith heads to the Western Australia to share tips on energy savings and climate action

Renowned engineer and clean energy expert Saul Griffith will share insights from his latest book Plug In: The Electrification Handbook at events in WA exploring how Australians can transition to all-electric homes and vehicles while reducing energy costs.

At the events being held next week in Melville, Perth and Margaret River, Griffith will address the growing appetite among Australians for electrification and practical pathways to achieve it fairly and efficiently.

"Australians want to electrify their homes and vehicles to save on energy bills, but the key question is how we ensure this transition happens in a way that's both equitable and accelerated," said Griffith, Chief Scientist at Rewiring Australia.

Griffith will share practical insights for residents considering electric vehicle purchases, solar installations, heat pump systems, and other electrification technologies, while addressing common concerns about costs, infrastructure, and implementation timelines.

EVENT DETAILS: Melville

EVENT DETAILS: Perth

EVENT DETAILS: Margaret River 

TO ARRANGE INTERVIEWS, PLEASE CONTACT KATHLEEN FERGUSON: 0421 522 080 

ABOUT SAUL:

Saul Griffith is an engineer and entrepreneur specialising in clean and renewable energy technologies. Saul has founded a dozen technology companies across 20 years in Silicon Valley. Saul has recently turned his attention from Otherlab, his independent Research and Development lab, to policy work and writing, including founding Rewiring America, Rewiring Australia and Rewiring Aotearoa, non-partisan organisations dedicated to electrification and decarbonisation. Saul is an Honorary Professor of Practice with the School of Mechanical, Materials, Mechatronic and Biomedical Engineering at the University of Wollongong.