Learn how Energin has brought energy savings to businesses across different industries in Australia.
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Using Cold Storage as a Battery: A Smart Energy Strategy for Cold Storage Businesses
Cold storage businesses are energy-intensive operations, with refrigeration systems running around the clock to keep goods at the required temperatures. As energy costs in Australia rise, stakeholders are training their focus on ways to keep energy consumption and expenses low…
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Retail Electricity Market – Consumer Protection for C&I vs SME and Residential Market
In Australia, small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and residential retail electricity and natural gas customers enjoy greater consumer protection than large commercial and industrial (C&I) customers due to several key factors. The primary difference lies in regulatory frameworks and consumer…
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Navigating Commercial & Industrial Electricity Contracts: What Makes Them Different from SME and Residential Contracts
In Australia, commercial and industrial (C&I) electricity contracts are significantly different from SME and residential contracts in terms of flexibility, particularly concerning the ability to switch retailers or terminate a contract. These differences stem from the size and usage profile…
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The difference between the Small Business Energy vs Large Business Energy market
This article explains everything you need to know about small business energy vs large business energy, and how we can help businesses reduce their total energy spend by as much as 40% through reclassification. The fundamental difference between the Small…
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Victoria sees increase in network charges
The state of Victoria recently experienced an increase in network charges, a change that concerns energy consumers, including manufacturers which typically have significant requirements to power their business operations. To explain, every year on July 1st, the electricity network providers…
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