Helping Victorian Households
Go All-Electric
From 2026, Solstice Energy will close its compressed natural gas network across parts of Victoria. We're here to make your transition simple, affordable, and supported every step of the way.
All Electric Homes + Ecovantage
Together, we've combined our resources to help Solstice Energy customers transition to all-electric living through a single supplier — reducing friction and simplifying access to every available energy rebate and incentive.
We'll be offering local bulk buy programs across each affected town, reducing upfront costs and increasing our overall impact across every community.
Benefits of Buying Together
When communities act together, everyone benefits. Our bulk buy model is designed to make going electric as easy and affordable as possible for every household in your town.
Group Installations
Streamlined installation processes for multiple households — coordinated scheduling means less disruption for your street.
Shared Logistics
Efficient delivery and coordination across your community, minimising delays and reducing overhead costs for everyone.
Reduced Upfront Costs
Collective purchasing power means better deals on equipment and installation — savings that flow directly to you.
Community Engagement
Two-way dialogue at every stage. Your feedback shapes how the program runs in your town.
Affected Communities
The following Local Government Areas (LGAs) are affected by Solstice Energy's compressed natural gas network closure from 2026. If your town is listed below, our team can help you plan your transition.
| Town | Local Government Area |
|---|---|
| Heathcote | City of Greater Bendigo |
| Kerang | Gannawarra Shire Council |
| Lakes Entrance | East Gippsland Shire Council |
| Maldon | Mount Alexander Shire Council |
| Marong | City of Greater Bendigo |
| Nathalia | Moira Shire Council |
| Orbost | East Gippsland Shire Council |
| Robinvale | Swan Hill Rural City Council |
| Swan Hill | Swan Hill Rural City Council |
| Terang | Corangamite Shire Council |
For more information, visit: solar.vic.gov.au/supporting-solstice-customers
