Activities | March 15, 2016
ECA Energy Foresighting Forum – Overview
The approach, overarching themes and next steps off the back of the ECA Energy Foresighting Forum.
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Featured Posts Main Feature Media release | June 12, 2024
Consumers say energy less value for money than supermarkets
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.
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Featured Posts Main Feature Media release | June 12, 2024
Consumers say energy less value for money than supermarkets
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.
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Featured Posts Main Feature Media release | April 10, 2024
CALD communities need urgent supports for the energy transition
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.
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Featured Posts Main Feature Media release | March 19, 2024
Energy Consumers Australia response to the Default Market Offer announcement
Read Energy Consumers Australia’s response to the Default Market Offer announcement.
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Featured Posts Main Feature Media release | March 1, 2024
Response to today’s announcements by the Energy and Climate Change Ministerial Council
Read our response to the latest announcements from the Energy and Climate Change Ministerial Council.
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Activities | March 2, 2016
ECA Energy Foresighting Forum: Audio Presentations
Listen to all the audio from the ECA Energy Foresighting Forum in 2016.
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Announcements | February 25, 2016
Appointment of Director, Advocacy and Communications
The Board and Executive of Energy Consumers Australia (ECA) would like to welcome Chris Alexander to the position of Director, Advocacy and Communications.
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Media release | February 21, 2016
ECA Energy Foresighting Forum
Energy Consumers Australia will be hosting its first annual energy sector Foresighting Forum on 25-26 February 2016 in Sydney. The Forum will facilitate cross-sector planning and sequencing of work in order to promote the long term interests of consumers.
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Announcements | January 31, 2016
Appointment of Digital Channels Manager
The Board and Executive of Energy Consumers Australia (ECA) would like to welcome Phil Bourne to the position of Digital Channels Manager.
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Announcements | January 24, 2016
Appointment of Associate Director, Advocacy and Communications
The Board and Executive of Energy Consumers Australia (ECA) would like to welcome Oliver Derum to the position of Associate Director, Advocacy and Communications.
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Announcements | January 24, 2016
Appointment of Associate Director, Stakeholder Engagement
The Board and Executive of Energy Consumers Australia (ECA) would like to welcome Craig Memery to the position of Associate Director, Stakeholder Engagement.
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Announcements | December 27, 2015
Appointment of Director, Stakeholder Engagement
The Board and Executive of Energy Consumers Australia (ECA) would like to welcome Nefley Hetherington to the position of Director, Stakeholder Engagement.
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Commentary | December 2, 2015
9 in 10 households turning to technology to tackle expensive electricity bills
New research released today by Energy Consumers Australia shows three quarters of Australian households think their electricity bills are expensive and 90 per cent are looking to technology like solar, battery storage and smart meters to cut their bills.
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Commentary | November 19, 2015
SA consumers launch legal challenge to reduce electricity bills
ECA is supporting the interventions of SACOSS and PIAC to assist the Australian Competition Tribunal to make its decisions in the long-term interests of consumers.
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