澳大利亚的家庭住宅是气候变化的重要排放源。该国住宅产生的碳排放占全国总碳排放的约10%1，其中超过80%的既有澳大利亚住宅在全国住宅能源评级体系中评分为2星或以下1。对这些住宅进行能源升级改造具有显著效果，安装隔热材料等措施可将能源账单降低40%1。
为推动居民采取行动提高住宅能源效率，澳大利亚研究人员推出了电视节目《Big Little Reno》1。该节目在9Life频道首映，预算为5万澳元1，通过展示经济实惠的小规模家居改造方案来鼓励观众升级现有住宅1。节目配套网站和社交媒体内容，重点介绍小规模家庭能源升级1。研究表明这类电视节目能增加观众对可持续住宅的需求1。
Australian researchers have launched a television program designed to encourage homeowners to upgrade their properties for better energy efficiency. The show, titled "Big Little Reno," premiered on the 9Life channel with a production budget of A$50,000 1 and features affordable home renovation solutions aimed at inspiring viewers to improve their existing residences 1.
The initiative addresses a significant environmental challenge: Australian residential buildings account for approximately 10 percent of the nation's total carbon emissions 1. More than 80 percent of existing Australian homes score 2 stars or below on the national residential energy rating system 1. Research indicates that retrofitting these homes—such as by installing insulation—could reduce energy bills by as much as 40 percent 1. The program is complemented by a dedicated website and social media content that highlights small-scale home energy upgrades 1.
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