Sarah Aubrey on EVs, curbside charging, and the future of home energy

Update: 2025-07-15

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Energy advocate and 'Electrify This' creator Sarah Aubrey joins The Driven Podcast to talk home electrification, virtual power plants, and why EV adoption in Australia needs more than just flashy new models.

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Sarah Aubrey on EVs, curbside charging, and the future of home energy

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Sarah Aubrey on EVs, curbside charging, and the future of home energy

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Sarah Aubrey on EVs, curbside charging, and the future of home energy