Announcements Featured Posts Main Feature | August 20, 2021
Introducing our new Director, Energy System Transition
Meet Brian Spak, our new Director, Energy Transition
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Featured Posts Main Feature Media releases | December 3, 2024
Australians want information about the energy transition, new data shows
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.
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Featured Posts Main Feature Media releases | December 3, 2024
Australians want information about the energy transition, new data shows
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.
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Activities Featured Posts Main Feature | October 21, 2024
Foresighting Forum 2025: Charging Forward
Our 2025 Foresighting Forum is set to be an energy conference like no other! Register today to be challenged and inspired to help create an energy system that works for everyone.
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Featured Posts Main Feature Media releases | September 21, 2024
Energy Ready toolkit wins Australian Good Design Award
The Energy Ready toolkit is the winner of a 2024 Australian Good Design Award in the Social Impact category.
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Featured Posts Main Feature Media releases | August 2, 2024
Carmel Franklin announced as new Board member for Energy Consumers Australia
Carmel Franklin has joined the Board of Energy Consumers Australia (ECA), the independent, national voice for residential and small business energy consumers.
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Commentary Featured Posts Main Feature | August 17, 2021
Do Australians really want more information about their energy use?
How much information do consumers really want access to when it comes to their energy use? Our ECSS survey has some insights.
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Activities Featured Posts Main Feature | August 13, 2021
Foresighting Forum Webinar Two: System Resilience
More than 250 energy sector leaders and thinkers came together for our second Foresighting Forum webinar: System Resilience
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Featured Posts Main Feature Media releases | August 12, 2021
New reforms will allow millions more to benefit from Australia’s rooftop solar revolution
Energy Consumers Australia has welcomed the announcement of new rules that will govern how Australians are rewarded for exporting solar.
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Commentary Featured Posts Main Feature | August 4, 2021
Newsletter: July 2021
It is almost fitting that Resilience is the topic of our next webinar as Australians continue to deal with the impact of COVID-19. Learn about this and much more in our July newsletter.
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Announcements Commentary | August 4, 2021
High-impact projects tackling important challenges: Our latest grants recipients
Energy Consumers Australia is delighted to announce new grants funding for four high-impact projects.
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Commentary Featured Posts Main Feature | July 27, 2021
Australian consumers back proposed solar export rule changes
Our report showed the strength of positive sentiment towards the changes was strong when described in neutral and unemotive language.
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Featured Posts Main Feature Media releases | July 27, 2021
Australian consumers back proposed solar export rule changes
More than two thirds of Australians feel positively about the proposed AEMC reforms on rooftop solar panels.
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Commentary Featured Posts | July 23, 2021
Foresighting Forum 2021: Our takeaways & your questions
The first webinar in our Foresighting Forum 2021 was an excellent discussion. Here are our takeaways and your questions… answered!
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Commentary Featured Posts Main Feature | July 22, 2021
There are two energy transitions. We need to start acting that way.
There are two critical transformations at the heart of our energy system. Elisabeth Ross explains what they are and why they matter.
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