Media releases | December 6, 2024
Response to today’s Energy and Climate Change Ministerial Council announcements
Read our response to today’s Energy and Climate Change Ministerial Council announcements.
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Media releases | December 6, 2024
Read our response to today’s Energy and Climate Change Ministerial Council announcements.
Featured Posts Main Feature Media releases | December 3, 2024
Almost two-thirds (61%) of Australians believe the transition to renewables will be good for Australia overall, a new Energy Consumers Australia survey of more than 4,000 householders has found.
Featured Posts Main Feature Media releases | September 21, 2024
The Energy Ready toolkit is the winner of a 2024 Australian Good Design Award in the Social Impact category.
Featured Posts Main Feature Media releases | August 2, 2024
Carmel Franklin has joined the Board of Energy Consumers Australia (ECA), the independent, national voice for residential and small business energy consumers.
Featured Posts Main Feature Media releases | July 26, 2024
A new, first-of-its-kind First Nations-led research project has launched today, to improve energy security and consumer protections for customers accessing electricity services through pre-payment arrangements.
Featured Posts Main Feature Media releases | July 19, 2024
Read our statement on the consumer reforms announced by Energy Ministers.
Featured Posts Main Feature Media releases | June 12, 2024
New research shows that consumers think that in the last six months gas and electricity have been even less value for money than supermarkets, which are currently the subject of a pricing inquiry by the ACCC.
Media releases | May 14, 2024
Please attribute all quotes to Energy Consumers Australia’s CEO, Brendan French: “Energy Consumers Australia welcomes the Budget provision for all households to receive an energy bill rebate of $300. “Our […]
Featured Posts Main Feature Media releases | April 10, 2024
A new report released today has found improvements are needed to the quality of advice and supports, and to the service provided by retailers and other energy service providers, or
culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) consumers risk being left behind in the energy
transition.
Featured Posts Main Feature Media releases | March 19, 2024
Read Energy Consumers Australia’s response to the Default Market Offer announcement.