Why Forward-Thinking Architects Are Ditching Gas Entirely

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Cyanergy

05 January 2026

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9 min read

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Have you ever noticed that in the world of modern architecture, a quiet revolution is slowly unfolding?

Our homes are no longer just defined by aesthetics or the idea of “a place to live”; they’re being reimagined from the inside out.

Nowadays, a new generation of architects is designing spaces that don’t just look beautiful. They are building homes using materials and systems that are environmentally friendly, clean, more efficient, and entirely free of gas.

Well, this shift is no coincidence!

Modern homeowners are demanding sustainable spaces, lower operating costs, and future-proofed designs that meet the expectations of a world rapidly moving toward electrification.

At the same time, architects have more sophisticated tools than ever before to deliver energy-efficient solutions seamlessly within the design phase.

This is exactly where the partnership between ArchiPro and Cyanergy becomes a powerful asset. By working at the intersection of design, sustainability, and technology, we help architects and builders integrate all-electric solutions from scratch.

So, in this blog, we will explore why leading architects are saying goodbye to gas forever and why making that decision early in the design phase can completely transform a home’s comfort, long-term cost efficiency, and environmental footprint.

Let’s dive in!

Your All-Electric Home: Designed for the Future, Not the Past!


Across Australia, the trend toward electrification is accelerating dramatically. The reason is simple! Government policies, global energy markets, and technological innovation have led many to conclude that gas could be a fuel of the past, not the future.

Many forward-thinking architects, such as those on Archipro, have already recognised this shift and adjusted accordingly.

Here’s why this energy shift was inevitable for Australian residents:

Natural Gas Becoming Increasingly Unviable

Over the last few decades, gas prices have risen dramatically, and industry analysts predict they will continue to rise.

Therefore, when designing a new building, ensure it can withstand the evolving energy landscape over the next 20–30 years, futureproofing your home for the next generation.

Emerging Electric Technology Surpassed Gas in Performance

In Australia, the rapid shift toward advanced electrification has redefined what premium living can look like. It has changed the whole energy game.

Day by day, the high-performance induction cooktops, heat pump hot water systems, and reverse-cycle HVAC have become:

●      More efficient

●      More durable

●      Cheaper to run

●      Cleaner for the environment

●      More accessible to the masses than ever

Architects designing for home longevity understand that these electrical systems are no longer alternatives; they are superior options for everyone.

Cities and States Are Transitioning Away from Gas

As of 2026, several states had already introduced policies discouraging new gas connections. So, architects are now designing all-electric homes to ensure their projects remain compliant with future requirements.

Remember! Eliminating gas from the design isn’t just smart; it also helps us shape the world more sustainably.

Does Better Architectural Design Start Earlier Than You Think?


Smart home design is not limited to what happens after construction. It is what happens before any single line that hits the page.

This is why ArchiPro is such a valuable platform for the architectural and building industry. It provides professionals with curated access to the products, specifications, and suppliers they need to embed efficiency into the earliest stages of design.

And this is where Cyanergy’s partnership becomes particularly powerful.

Sounds interesting, right?

Let’s dig further into how, with the help of Archipro and Cyanergy, you can design a perfect home for you!

Designing Efficiency from Day One!

Instead of retrofitting solar systems, heat pumps, LEDs, or HVAC after construction, Cyanegry can help architects estimate energy usage and plan optimal system locations, integrating technology both visually and structurally.

Not only that, we can also help you maximise government rebates to reduce project costs and build an efficient home that appeals to eco-conscious buyers.

However, keep in mind that early collaboration can eliminate the limitations that come with adding energy-efficient products after the build.

ArchiPro & Cyanergy: A Smarter Way to Build

Through our partnership, architects can explore premium products, specifications, and installation solutions that fit effortlessly into their design language.

In simple terms, with support from ArchiPro and Cyanergy, architects can design the perfect all-electric home without the inefficiencies of backdated planning.

Want a Healthy Safer Home? Start with Healthier Systems Today!


Gas is an outdated energy source and burning it releases tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.

According to recent data from DCCEEW, residential buildings contribute over 10% of national carbon emissions and use about 24% of the country’s electricity. 

Therefore, when homes are inefficient, the impact isn’t just felt indoors; it affects the entire energy network and the broader economy.

That’s concerning, isn’t it?

Gas Heating and Cooking Are Linked to Indoor Pollution

Several studies indicate that gas appliances emit toxic pollutants, including nitrogen dioxide (NO₂), Carbon monoxide, Formaldehyde, and fine particulate matter.

These pollutants can intensify respiratory issues, particularly in children, which is why some researchers compare gas cooktop emissions to indoor smoking.

So, what can we do?

Well, we can simply switch to electric heaters and other alternative electric appliances as they:

● Eliminates combustion inside the home


●      Reduces chemical load in indoor air


●      Creates safer, healthier living environments

What are the Benefits of Ditching Gas Entirely in Australia?


Architects routinely cite many surprising benefits of ditching gas. Removing gas dramatically reduces:

  1. Excavating and pipework requirements

  2. Meter installation costs

  3. Complex coordination between trades

  4. Ventilation requirements for combustion appliances

  5. Compliance burdens and safety checks

7 Other Sustainability and Operational Benefits of Eliminating Gas

Lower operational carbon

All-electric buildings can run on renewable electricity, cutting operational emissions dramatically compared to gas-based systems.

Over time, grid decarbonisation drives emissions even lower without requiring any building upgrades.

Improved indoor air quality

Without combustion appliances, there are no nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide, or particulate emissions being released indoors. This creates healthier interiors and removes the need for extra ventilation to dilute pollutants.

Enhanced resilience to climate and pollution

All-electric systems avoid risks associated with gas supply disruptions, leaks, or combustion-related hazards. They also support transitions to cleaner, local energy sources, and the integration of future microgrids.

Higher system efficiency

Modern electric heat pumps and induction appliances operate far more efficiently than their gas counterparts. This reduces energy use, lowers bills, and provides more consistent performance across all seasons.

Better temperature control and comfort

Electric systems allow precise modulation and zoning, resulting in steadier indoor temperatures and improved occupant comfort.

Like Cyangery’s aircon system provides gentle, continuous heating and cooling rather than the peaks and troughs of gas systems.

Reduced maintenance and servicing

Since there are no burners, flues, or gas lines in an electric heating system, there’s way less to check or clean. You don’t need maintenance as often; it’s easier to service, and the overall costs are much lower.

Future-ready for smart technologies

If you design an all-electric building, it can be integrated seamlessly with smart meters, demand-response programs, rooftop solar, and battery storage. This positions the building for long-term energy savings and evolving grid incentives.

Electrification: Your Door to Renewable Energy Integration Starts Within the Home


One of the strongest reasons architects are ditching gas is simple: You cannot run gas appliances on solar, but you can run electric appliances almost entirely for free.

Solar and Battery = Energy Independence

In Australia, architects are designing all-electric homes that allow homeowners to power appliances with on-site renewable energy, reducing reliance on the grid.

But renewable energy sources like solar alone cannot guarantee a consistent energy supply, especially during low sun hours and unexpected weather changes.

Therefore, by integrating battery storage with solar panels, homeowners can store excess energy and eliminate the risk of power outages.

This duo not only delivers energy independence but also lowers energy bills, and Cyanergy excels in this integrated design approach.

While Cyanergy is well-known for rebate program support, our expanding design phase with ArchiPro will also help you to:

●      Size solar systems based on expected appliance loads

●      Integrate heat pumps, hot water, and HVAC into whole-home energy modelling.

●      Plan battery storage for peak shaving and resilience

●      Achieve the best energy efficiency ratings for new builds

And the result? You’ll get a home that is not only beautiful but operationally self-sustaining.


Smart Homes Are Simpler to Build & Maintain


ArchiPro is renowned for its high-end brands, luxury design inspiration, and commitment to architectural excellence. What is noteworthy is this:

In the luxury segment, gas is no longer synonymous with quality.  Modern luxury is clean, refined, and technologically more advanced.

Most high-end clients increasingly expect seamless system and design integration, silent, efficient heating and cooling, smart-home-compatible appliances, and minimalist installations.

And every one of these is more effortless and more elegant to design when a home is fully electric.

So, Architects who eliminate gas are therefore not just designing efficiently; they are designing luxury in its most contemporary form.


Final Thoughts: The Right Partners Make All-Electric Home Design Simple


Now we all know that forward-thinking architects are not ditching gas for modernisation; they are doing so for technical accuracy, client demand, environmental responsibility, and design intelligence.

An all-electric home costs less to run, is healthier to live in, is simpler to build, performs better for decades, aligns with every major shift in global energy, and offers seamless compatibility with renewable energy systems.

Now, you might be wondering who can provide the best solution. Don’t worry!

ArchiPro’s premium platform, combined with Cyanergy’s technical expertise, ensures that architects, designers, and builders can deliver this future with confidence right from day one.

Together, ArchiPro and Cyanergy help bring high-performance, future-ready homes to life, starting at the design stage where it matters most.

So what are you waiting for? Let’s connect and be a part of this energy revolution!