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Reduce Business Energy Costs: The Question Most Businesses Never Ask

September 25, 2026 / Jessica Vacher

When Did Your Business Last Review Your Energy Contracts? Every year, businesses review payroll, insurance, supplier contracts and operating expenses to ensure they’ve getting value

Why Australian Businesses Need to Rethink Their Energy Strategy in 2026

September 10, 2026 / Jessica Vacher

The Australian energy market is evolving rapidly. While many businesses still focus primarily on securing competitive electricity rates at contract renewal, recent findings from the

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Impact of Australia’s Carbon Credit Changes on Energy Sector

April 3, 2024 / Edge Utilities / Energy Sector Impact, Integrated Farm and Land Management (IFLM), Landscape Restoration Method (LRM), Safeguard Mechanism, Small Business Sustainability

Small business owners should take note of the changes happening in Australia’s carbon credit landscape. The government’s new policies can have an impact on your

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Snowy 2.0 Powers Ahead Despite Setbacks

March 2, 2024 / Edge Utilities / Australia's Energy Transition, Construction Challenges, Hydroelectric Power, Snowy 2.0 Progress, Sustainable Power Solutions

The Snowy 2.0 project, a substantial hydroelectric storage initiative, has faced its share of challenges since the start of construction. The venture has seen costs

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Understanding the Impact of Regulatory Actions on Your Power Supply

February 20, 2024 / Edge Utilities / AER Legal Action, Callide C4 Explosion, Consumer Power Supply, National Electricity Rules Violation, Power System Security, Queensland Power Supply

Recent developments in Australia’s energy sector have brought to light the challenges and changes that are shaping our power system’s security and reliability. A case

Expanding Australia’s Green Energy with REGOs

February 10, 2024 / Edge Utilities / Clean Energy Certification, Energy Market Australia, Green energy, LGCs, REGOs Australia, Renewable Energy

Australia is advancing its commitment to sustainable energy with the introduction of a new credentialing system, known as REGOs, set to launch in 2025. These

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