Ownership

I benefit from the energy transition

Explore Ownership:

Objectives

  • Through the transition households, small businesses, and communities are recognised and offered fair value for the service they provide to the system
  • Energy Consumers Australia counters misinformation by communicating the full range of individual and shared benefits of the transition to net zero to consumers
  • All households and small businesses can invest in and access consumer energy resources, regardless of physical circumstances
  • Incentives and assistance for electrification for residential and small business renters are in place, with firm plans for all social housing stock to be upgraded
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04 March 2025
Consumer Energy Report Card
Access data and insights from the Consumer Energy Report card, our comprehensive research and analysis project, which reveals the attitudes and behaviours of thousands of Australian households and small businesses.
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Submission
14 February 2025
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Submission to the National Electricity Market (NEM) Review Initial Consultation
The National Electricity Market (NEM) Review should seek to ensure that demand-side measures have sufficient support to unlock their full potential, both for consumer benefit and to provide firmed, renewable generation and storage capacity in the NEM.
Submission
14 November 2024
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Submission to the Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) on Real-time data for consumers rule change
Access to real-time data benefits all consumers, and the needs of a successful energy transition. Read our submission to the Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) on the rule change relating to real-time data for consumers.
Submission
27 October 2024
2 min read
Submission to the South Australian Government on the Small Claims Compensation Scheme - Electrical Infrastructure Failure
We welcome the South Australian Government’s efforts to enhance consumer protection measures and implement a regulated form of redress for consumers when they incur property (or other) damages, due to electrical infrastructure failure. Read our submission.
04 October 2024
2 min read
Our 3-Year Plan
We want to see an energy system that is fair, affordable, reliable and meets the needs of everyone. Read our 3-Year Plan to find out more about how we'll get there.
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30 September 2024
2 min read
COSBOA: Small Steps. Bright Future
Discover how a grant from Energy Consumers Australia uncovered which types of business will be most in need of support in the energy transition.
Submission
12 September 2024
2 min read
Submission to the Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC): Accelerating Smart Meter Deployment - Directions Paper
Our key recommendation to the AEMC is to conduct an evidence-based review before the explicit informed consent period begins to end for consumers. Read our submission.
Submission
28 August 2024
2 min read
Submission to the Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) Draft Terms of Reference for Review of Electricity Pricing for a Consumer-Driven Future
We support the AEMC's review of electricity pricing for a consumer-driven future, because the current state is leading to poor consumer outcomes and is unlikely to be fit for purpose long term. Read our submission.
Research
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.
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