It's time to Electrify Australia!

Together with a coalition of 30+ consumer, business, civil society and research groups, we're calling on the federal government to accelerate electrification for Australia's households, transport, agriculture, industry, resources and commercial buildings.

Our 7 targets

Each of these must be true for a modern energy system operating in a just society. 

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Equity

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I pay a fair share of the energy transition.
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Value

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I pay a fair share for the energy I use.
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Agency

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I can make optimal energy decisions.
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Ownership

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I benefit from the energy transition.
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Control

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I can manage my energy consumption.
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Justice

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I have the energy I need.
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Representation

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I have powerful advocates working in my long-term interests.
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Latest news

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14 September 2026
2 min read
Energy Consumers Australia statement on the South Australian Government’s proposed derogation of the National Gas Rules
Media release: Energy Consumers Australia (ECA) is deeply disappointed by the South Australian Government's proposed legislation to defer changes to the National Gas Rules that would help protect the state’s existing gas customers from rising bills.
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10 September 2026
5 min read
The AEMC's proposed gas rules leave households and businesses to pay for network investors' bad bets
Australia’s gas networks are at a tipping point. As more households go all-electric, their neighbours still connected to gas are left to pick up the tab for the pipelines under our streets.
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09 September 2026
3 min read
NSW Government urged to introduce minimum energy efficiency standards to save renters up to $570 a year
Media release: NSW renters could save hundreds of dollars a year on their power bills if the NSW government introduces minimum energy efficiency rental standards, new Energy Consumers Australia research shows.

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