Energy and Water Justice Program Director Douglas McCloskey said reforms are making the system fairer, but much more is needed.
Senior Policy Officer Thea Bray joined 2SER Breakfast to discuss the Energy and Water Justice Program’s new Powerless report.
Nearly every household is struggling to pay their energy bills, Senior Policy Officer Thea Bray told the ABC.
Our new research shows more working families, people with mid-range incomes and households with mortgages are facing disconnection because of unaffordable energy bills.
Energy retailers are using confusing tactics, meaning people pay more.
We backed a plan to introduce a tarrif to export energy from rooftop solar, which will make the energy system more equitable.
Energy experts at the Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC) say new tariff arrangements that include a small charge for solar panel owners in NSW to
NSW households and small businesses struggling to pay soaring electricity bills face forking out more than $340m extra next financial year to cover administration and
The Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC) says today’s Default Market Offer (DMO) 2024–25 Draft Determination signals a welcome shift by the Australian Energy Regulator (AER).
… Public Interest Advocacy Centre consumer advocate Craig Memery said distribution companies should have more portable batteries and petrol generators they can drop off to
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