PETROL DIESEL NATURAL GAS WOOD GRIDELECTRICITY LPG FOR TRANSPORT WIND SOLAR SUSTAINABLE FIREWOOD EXPORT GREENPOWER LPG FOR STATIONARY ENERGY BIOMASS THE ZNET ENERGY TRANSITION How Hepburn's energy sources change under ZNET DIESEL FOR STATIONARY ENERGY In 2018 by 2024 by 2029 In 2018 by 2024 by 2029 to a 100%electric future to a 100%electric future The width of each of ribbon represents each energy source'scontribution (by GJ) to Hepburn's energy mix under ZNET Our current energy mix is dominated by fossil fuels. Only 3.6% of the energy we use today comes from renewable sources. Energy for transport makes up 64% of total energy use (by GJ) vs 36% for stationary energy. Petrol emissions reduce from options to: - transition to more efficient passenger vehicles, - reduce trips and - switch some passenger and light commercial vehicles to electric vehicles. Diesel becomes the highest emission source but has been reduced from options to: - transition to more efficient vehicles - switch some trucks to biodiesel, and - switch some passenger and light commercial vehicles to electric vechicles. New mid-scale solar and wind projects supply enough electricity to:- meet the Shire's demand, and - export enough GreenPower to the grid to offset remaining fossil fuels used for transport and stationary energy. A sustainable firewood supply takes time to establish however the purchase of sustianable certified would ensure that Hepurn's wood consumption is transitioned to sustainable sources. By 2024, a series of modeled household, business and farm energy efficiency measurescould reduce demand for stationary energy by 15%.Rooftop Solar PV rises as costs and battery and Virtual Power Plant opportunites improve. The timeframe to achieve a 100% electric future is beyond the ZNET period. However further renewable electricity projects and energy efficiency can support a full switch from non-renewable transport and stationary energy sources (i.e. 100% uptake of electric vehicles and all-electric homes and businesses)