Research

Energy Consumers Australia conducts a range of research with consumers, from our Consumer Energy Report Card survey (with SEC Newgate) and related analysis reports, to focus groups and vox pops with people across the country. We produce our own policy reports and we also commission expert research when there is an evidence-base gap to enable our ongoing advocacy for households and small businesses.

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07 December 2023
2 min read
Understanding the Energy Divide
Our latest explainer unpacks what is driving the energy divide and how to address it.
Young woman cutting cake in shop
11 December 2023
2 min read
Power Over Their Power
A research and advocacy project investigating the energy policy needs of small businesses in the transition.
19 December 2023
3 min read
Small Business Retail Tariff Tracker December 2023
Building the evidence base of the energy costs facing small and medium enterprises.
26 March 2024
2 min read
Unlocking the Value of Community-Scale Storage for Consumers
We commissioned the Brattle Group to conduct initial research into the ‘missing middle’ in the storage market: community-scale batteries.
04 April 2024
2 min read
Talking to consumers about energy bill reduction
Our latest consumer information research details qualitative insights from households and small businesses about energy bill reduction.
10 April 2024
2 min read
Insights Report: Understanding the diversity of consumers and their experiences of the energy system
Our new Insights Report, created in partnership with the Sydney Community Forum, examines the diversity of consumers and their experiences of the energy system.
13 June 2024
3 min read
Small Business Retail Tariff Tracker June 2024
Building the evidence base of the energy costs facing small and medium enterprises.
03 July 2024
2 min read
PowerUp: Consumer voices in the energy transition
The PowerUp research project aimed to understand consumer needs, values and expectations of Consumer Energy Resources (CER) integration and the wider energy transition, and to elevate consumer voices in how CER evolves.
27 August 2024
2 min read
Analysis: Cost-reflective network tariffs aren’t very cost-reflective
Our analysis shows 'cost-reflective' tariffs don't necessarily reflect distribution network costs - and it's unclear whether transferring all customers to a ‘cost-reflective’ network tariff will lead to lower energy network costs for consumers.
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