Energy Coach - May
It's getting colder, and its time to get your home ready for winter energy efficiency.
News and views from across the retail energy industry
'Default Offer' prices put a cap on what retailers can charge for their standing offers, plus set the benchmark for discounting. Here's everything you need to know
Get the lowdown on how to provide your energy retailer with an accurate self-read of your electricity meter. Say goodbye to estimated bills now.
The 2022 budget predicts a 20% increase to electricity prices this year, and a further 30% next year.
A smart meter measures both when and how much electricity is used at your premises and is necessary for solar, battery and other new energy products.
NSW now offers a $200 energy rebate for eligible self-funded retirees
Time of Use tariff means different prices will apply for your energy consumption at different times of the day
Single rate is the simplest electricity tariff, and is still the most common tariff used across Australia.
Climate Saver is a legacy tariff that was available to households in the Powercor distribution network in Victoria.
Demand tariffs are a new form of tariff intended to reward energy consumers who avoid contributing to peak network loads, and penalise that do. Here's everything you need to know
The type and configuration of your electricity meter governs how you can be charged for your electricity usage.
High energy prices are here to stay, due to coal closures, and a domestic gas supply 'shortfall' projected for winter 2023
If your energy retailer suddenly goes out of business, the 'Retailer of Last Resort' rules kick in, and you'll be transferred to a new retailer
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