Cheap Electricity Can Be Expensive: Lessons from the ZEN Energy Collapse
The collapse of ZEN Energy is a timely reminder that choosing an electricity retailer involves far more than finding the cheapest price. Discover what businesses should consider before signing their next electricity contract, and why retailer strength, risk management and long-term stability matter just as much as price.
Rio Tinto’s Early Exit from Gladstone: Why Queensland’s Energy Users Must Be Alert
An expert opinion on Rio Tinto’s proposed early retirement of Gladstone Power Station. What it means for energy prices, commercial electricity suppliers and Queensland’s future.
Victoria’s $Billion Powerline Plan: What It Means for Business Energy Prices & Procurement
Victoria is undergoing one of its most transformative business energy shifts in decades. The newly announced $4.3 billion Victorian Transmission Plan, led by VicGrid, outlines the next 15 years of infrastructure investment.
Nuclear Power & Water Supply: What Does It Mean for Australia?
Discover the environmental implications of nuclear power in Australia, focusing on water use, climate change, and alternatives. Explore the debate around nuclear energy and its feasibility in water-scarce regions.
What Businesses Need to Know About Unaccounted for Energy (UFE) & Rising Electricity Costs
From 1 March 2025, Australian businesses will start seeing a new charge on their electricity invoices, Unaccounted for Energy (UFE). Learn how UFE impacts business electricity costs and discover strategies to manage rising electricity prices effectively.
Growing Concerns Over Mercury Pollution at Australia’s Power Plants: A 2025 Update
Mercury pollution from Australia’s power plants is raising alarms, with emissions spiking by 130% in 2024 alone. Growing concerns over public health and environmental damage have prompted calls for stricter regulations and advanced pollution controls. Discover the latest updates, government responses, and what this means for the energy sector.
East Coast Gas Supply Stable for 2025, but Uncertainty Looms Beyond
ACCC report confirms that Australia’s East Coast gas supply will be sufficient for 2025, however, the longer-term outlook remains unclear..
EnergyAustralia Faces $14 Million Penalty for Misleading Claims – What C&I Businesses Need to Know
Energy Australia, has been ordered by the ACCC to pay $14 million in penalties for making misleading statements and for breaching the Electricity Retail Code.