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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01 January 2020
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Power Shift: Targeting consumers
To be effective, assistance and information about energy use and energy efficiency must be delivered to consumers in a format and channel that suits the way they live. This project explores how to tailor information for different groups of consumers.
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15 August 2019
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Effectiveness of Household Energy Efficiency Interventions in Advanced Economies
The project featured a systematic review of published household energy efficiency interventions in advanced economies to assess what works and what doesn’t work.
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30 June 2019
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Scoping an effective voluntary industry guideline
AEF was engaged to develop an approach to an effective voluntary industry guideline to help households manage their energy usage and bills.
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08 February 2019
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SME Retail Tariff Tracker Final Report: December 2018
The analysis presented in this SME Retail Tariff Tracker Project Final Report analyses electricity and gas bill outcomes based on retail offers.
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06 December 2017
2 min read
State of Play: Quantifying the competitive outcomes of retailing in the NEM
Energy Consumers Australia commissioned Finncorn Consulting to undertake research to understand the drivers of retailer business models.
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28 November 2017
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Power Shift: Driving Change (GEER review of the Low-Income Energy Efficiency Program)
Group of Energy Efficiency Researchers (GEER) Australia reviewed the Low-Income Energy Efficiency Program (LIEEP) - 20 pilots that trialled 44 initiatives to help low-income households manage their energy usage.
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