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Is it colder inside your house during winter in Australia? Learn how energy-efficient homes can solve this

Over 70 percent of Australian homes were built before 2003, leaving many vulnerable to cold draughts.

Over 70 per cent of Australian homes were built before 2003, leaving many vulnerable to cold draughts. Credit: Pexels - www.kaboompics.com

Usap Tayo discusses why many Australian homes feel colder indoors than outdoors due to a lack of insulation, prompting states to gradually enforce stricter energy standards.


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By Edinel Magtibay

Presented by Edinel Magtibay, TJ Correa

Source: SBS




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Usap Tayo discusses why many Australian homes feel colder indoors than outdoors due to a lack of insulation, prompting states to gradually enforce stricter energy standards.


Key Points

  • Over 70 per cent of Australian homes were built before 2003, leaving many vulnerable to cold draughts.
  • Installing proper insulation and suitable windows effectively retains heat and lowers electricity bills.
  • States have differing timelines for implementing the National Construction Code that mandates a 7-star energy efficiency rating for new homes.

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