Industrial businesses in Australia are increasingly turning to electric thermal energy storage (eTES) combined with solar power to reduce their reliance on gas boilers, with the support of the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (Arena). Companies like Visy are planning to significantly cut gas use at their facilities by implementing eTES and solar power, which not only reduces costs but also simplifies infrastructure by eliminating the need for a grid connection. Despite challenges in accessing demand data, there is potential for these systems to effectively reduce pollutants and CO2 emissions. The recent contract signed between MGA Thermal and Tronox in Western Australia for a feasibility study indicates progress in the adoption of clean energy solutions in the fight against climate change.