Grants Archive

The Grants Archive provides access to reports, submissions and other documents that have been funded through the Energy Consumers Australia (ECA) grants program since 2015. For grants that were provided by the Consumer Advocacy Panel (before ECA's establishment), you can email us for more information.
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Showing 231 - 235 of 235 results
Download ECA grant decisions (XLSX, 64.30KB)
Renew
Completed
Advocating for better consumer outcomes through improved energy market governance
Financial year
2015
Consumer type
Households, Small businesses
Grant amount
$15,165
Jurisdiction
National Electricity Market (NEM)
Topic
Empowering advocacy, Pricing and tariffs
Renew
Completed
Advocacy to improve demand side participation for consumers
Financial year
2015
Consumer type
Households, Small businesses
Grant amount
$29,570
Jurisdiction
National Electricity Market (NEM)
Topic
Consumer protections, Empowering advocacy
Renew
Completed
Advocacy in relation to consumer protections in the context of innovative technology and energy services in the NEM.
Financial year
2015
Consumer type
Households, Small businesses
Grant amount
$46,350
Jurisdiction
National Electricity Market (NEM)
Topic
Consumer protections
Renew
Completed
Advocacy in relation to appropriate gas market development and informed fuel choices by consumers
Financial year
2015
Consumer type
Households, Small businesses
Grant amount
$49,345
Jurisdiction
National Electricity Market (NEM)
Topic
Consumer-focused energy transition, Gas and electrification
South Australian Council of Social Service
Completed
National Consumer Roundtable on Energy - organisation of meetings (2014)
Financial year
2014
Consumer type
Households, Small businesses
Grant amount
$100,375
Jurisdiction
SA
Topic
Empowering advocacy
Page last updated: 26 February 2026

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