Australian Energy Foundation: Leading the way to a zero carbon society

Leading the way to an equitable zero carbon society.

Inspiring action and influencing change.

Delivering solutions that have a positive impact.

Leading the way to an equitable zero carbon society.

Inspiring action and influencing change.

Delivering solutions that have a positive impact.

What we do

Our Work

Voluntary Guidelines for Energy Retailers

As part of the Power Shift Program we were asked to develop recommendations for a voluntary guideline for how energy retailers interact with clients.

Solar Program for Moonee Valley

To support residents to reduce their carbon emissions, Moonee Valley’s sustainability team wanted to run another solar bulk buy, since their last ended a couple of years earlier.

Power Saving Bonus

The Victorian Government’s $48 million Power Saving Bonus program allows energy consumers to get the best deal on their energy bills through the Victorian Energy Compare site. However, many communities are still locked out of access to the program due to language barriers or digital illiteracy.

Latrobe Valley Microgrid

In partnership with Ovida and Allume Energy we were successfully awarded grant funding for the $15.5 million project, Solar Partnering Around Regional Communities (SPARC) which will deliver 7.5MW of solar PV and 1.5MWh of battery storage across up to 75 microgrid sites across the Latrobe Valley.

Reflections on 2021 and end of year holiday period

Friday 17th December, 2021 No Comments

First, to note, AEF will be closed Friday 24 December 2021, reopening on Monday 10 January 2022 and there’s a lot to look forward

Australian Energy Foundation announces new major supporter: Brighte

Tuesday 14th December, 2021 No Comments

AEF’s passionate team of practical visionaries will continue to deliver outcomes for the community, working alongside trusted suppliers, government, industry and community partners. For 21 years,

What’s happening with electric vehicles in NSW?

Thursday 12th August, 2021 No Comments

Electric vehicles (EVs) are getting a lot of attention at the moment, and there’s a good reason for this. NSW has just announced a large-scale

Hot water – the cheapest per litre

Monday 2nd August, 2021 No Comments

Australians love their showers, but the hot water coming out of your showerhead isn’t free. Some households spend over $1,000 per year on energy just to heat water. Consumers can choose between several types of water heater such as gas, electric and heat pump. So, what’s the cheapest method?

Leading the way to an equitable zero carbon society.

Inspiring action and influencing change.

Delivering solutions that have a positive impact.

Leading the way to an equitable zero carbon society.

Inspiring action and influencing change.

Delivering solutions that have a positive impact.

What we do

Our Work

Voluntary Guidelines for Energy Retailers

Solar Program for Moonee Valley

Power Saving Bonus

Latrobe Valley Microgrid

News

Reflections on 2021 and end of year holiday period

Australian Energy Foundation announces new major supporter: Brighte

What’s happening with electric vehicles in NSW?

Hot water – the cheapest per litre

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