Rethink Zero.

Rethink Zero. is designed to deliver lower household cost and emission savings than just going solar. Embracing Zero Waste pathways to manufacture hydrogen from household waste, powered from the nearby electrification of homes with solar. This enhanced circular economy outcome, enhancing buy local and live local principles, achieves greater greenhouse gas emission reductions and lower household costs.

Beyond electrifying your home with affordable solar electricity, we are encouraging local councils to buy your excess household solar power as a pathway to provide you with lower council rates, cheaper real zero public transport, reasonably priced zero emission freight trucks on our roads, and to simplify our collective journey to zero waste.

Rethink Zero. outlines the case to Electrify Everything in our homes in relation to energy use at home and our private travel. Boosting the Rewiring Australia model, Rethink Zero. provides those residents participating in the plan with higher returns to lower their overall household running costs.

Using local infrastructure reduces biodiversity impacts, energy losses, and costs of constructing renewable energy facilities at long distances. The approach provides flexibility and advantages a household’s private transport decision is between government supported zero emission public transport and purchasing an electric car to be recharged at home. Rethink Zero targets Zero Waste, ultra-low emissions Sub.Zero hydrogen and electrifying the home with solar.

This initiative leverages your local council’s ambitions to achieve Climate Positive outcomes. Our local council’s greenhouse gas emissions are typically from waste, energy, transport, and construction projects. Climate positive outcomes are attainable by local councils that progress with wholly or partially owned hydrogen from waste facilities. 

Read more at Rethink Zero. about capturing the hydrogen value from waste, with less renewable energy, less land usage, and greater carbon abatement benefits than known alternative technologies including landfill capture, incineration, electrolysis hydrogen, and composting.