Australia’s home battery market is growing quickly. WATTever surveyed 251 Australian households with home battery storage about their electricity plans and their attitudes toward energy retailers.
If you haven’t changed your electricity plan in a while, you’re probably paying more than you need to.
WATTever surveyed 230 Australian EV owners to understand what they value most in electricity plans — and what they’d like to see next.
Power price changes are just around the corner. Here’s the rundown on the 2025-26 Default Market Offer (DMO) electricity price and what it means for energy bills from July.
The Federal government’s new $2.3 billion Cheaper Home Batteries Program offers a generous battery discount for Aussie households and small businesses.
Victoria’s Essential Service Commission (ESC) has released its final determination for the 2025–26 Victorian Default Offer electricity price (VDO). The good news is there will be very little change to electricity prices from July 1
When it comes to home EV charging, the question is, are you a day or night person?
Almost one in ten new cars bought in Australia in 2025 was an electric vehicle. As more household’s make the switch, more energy retailers are offering special EV electricity plans. So, if you own an EV, is it worth having an EV electricity plan?
Over the last 6 months of 2024, Ausgrid has rolled out 19 Community Batteries across parts of Sydney, Newcastle and the Central Coast.
The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) has urged energy consumers to shop around for cheaper electricity plans.
There’s been a fair bit of noise about the so-called “sun tax” that solar households in the Ausgrid network (Sydney/Hunter/Central Coast) will soon be subject to.
The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) has today announced its final determination for the 2024-25 DMO electricity price. The good news is electricity prices rises are on pause – with a small decrease!