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A better fare for every kilowattRunning buses is hard enough without letting energy costs take the wheel.Seymour Passeng...
11/09/2026

A better fare for every kilowatt

Running buses is hard enough without letting energy costs take the wheel.
Seymour Passenger Services needed a clear electricity renewal for its main depot. Energy Action compared market offers against the site’s usage profile and benchmark, then supported a 12 month agreement.
The selected offer came in 15% below the benchmark on quoted contract costs.

See what a sharper procurement process could uncover for your business. Talk to Energy Action: https://hubs.la/Q04tNwNM0

Energy Action | Renewable Energy Market Update LGC spot prices eased from around $8.18 to $7.75, while Cal 27 and Cal 28...
10/09/2026

Energy Action | Renewable Energy Market Update

LGC spot prices eased from around $8.18 to $7.75, while Cal 27 and Cal 28 trading moved higher and Cal 29 remained flat.
New PRC rules give apartment and business battery projects more flexibility, with clearer solar, behind-the-meter and safety requirements.

The changes broaden the pathways for eligible projects to create certificates: https://hubs.la/Q04wQhyq0

Energy Action | Gas Market Update East coast gas remains relatively stable around $10–11/GJ, with Queensland and South A...
09/09/2026

Energy Action | Gas Market Update

East coast gas remains relatively stable around $10–11/GJ, with Queensland and South Australia trading at a slight premium.
Cal 27 retail pricing remains around $11–13/GJ, while longer-dated Cal 29 contracts continue to carry a premium.

There is still a window to review gas pricing before longer-dated premiums increase exposure: https://hubs.la/Q04wQhx-0

Energy becomes data centres’ biggest bottleneck Data centre developers are finding power harder to secure than land.AEMO...
08/09/2026

Energy becomes data centres’ biggest bottleneck

Data centre developers are finding power harder to secure than land.
AEMO forecasts data centre electricity use in the NEM to rise from about 5 TWh today to 34 TWh by 2035–36.
For business energy buyers, the pressure comes from more large users competing for generation, firming and network capacity. If supply fails to keep pace, the risk to electricity prices remains on the upside.

Speak to Energy Action about what increasing electricity demand could mean for your next energy contract: https://hubs.la/Q04wTxs40

Energy Action | Electricity Market Update Strong renewable output kept NEM spot prices subdued last week, with frequent ...
08/09/2026

Energy Action | Electricity Market Update

Strong renewable output kept NEM spot prices subdued last week, with frequent low or negative pricing.
Looking further ahead, 2027 futures remain below later years. NSW is around $85/MWh for 2027, compared with about $88/MWh for 2028 and $96/MWh for 2029. WA forward pricing has also lifted by around 1%.

Forward contract prices remain below longer-dated levels, with opportunities still available across 2027 and selected 2028 markets: https://bit.ly/4gX8Ivy

Energy Action | Gas Market Update East coast spot gas is around $10–11/GJ, with NSW at $10.30/GJ, Queensland at $10.82/G...
04/09/2026

Energy Action | Gas Market Update

East coast spot gas is around $10–11/GJ, with NSW at $10.30/GJ, Queensland at $10.82/GJ and South Australia at $10.20/GJ. Victoria remains lower at $8.56/GJ.
Prices have eased across most regions over the past week.

There is still a window to review gas pricing before market conditions shift: https://bit.ly/4zS80YS

Niddrie Xray needed a clearer view of its electricity options before committing to a new 12 month agreement.Energy Actio...
04/09/2026

Niddrie Xray needed a clearer view of its electricity options before committing to a new 12 month agreement.

Energy Action compared seven market offers against the existing benchmark, including energy costs, retailer fees and statutory environmental charges.
The selected offer reduced estimated annual contract cost by approximately $5,000, or 25%, based on the comparison assumptions. Network charges, regulated market charges, loss factors and GST were excluded.

See what a sharper procurement process could reveal for your business. Talk to Energy Action: https://hubs.la/Q04tPKgB0

Energy Action | Renewable Energy Market Update LGCs are trading around the high $7s to low $8s, easing from a $8.10 clos...
03/09/2026

Energy Action | Renewable Energy Market Update

LGCs are trading around the high $7s to low $8s, easing from a $8.10 close to around $7.90.
Supply remains available, while future demand from data centres continues to be a factor for the certificate market.

That window may tighten as certificate demand returns: https://bit.ly/4qNlT6R

Energy Action | Electricity Market Update Spot prices remain subdued across the NEM, with negative pricing in Queenslan...
03/09/2026

Energy Action | Electricity Market Update

Spot prices remain subdued across the NEM, with negative pricing in Queensland, NSW and Victoria and limited volatility. Forward markets are starting to price in warmer conditions and appear to be trending up.

Forward contract prices remain below recent highs, creating opportunities to review upcoming requirements: https://bit.ly/4iBsxec

Network costs remain a business electricity riskThe AER’s preliminary decision is a reminder that your contracted energy...
02/09/2026

Network costs remain a business electricity risk

The AER’s preliminary decision is a reminder that your contracted energy rate is only one part of your electricity bill.
Network charges can move separately from wholesale prices. The decision also shows that additional network costs do not automatically get passed through to customers.

Speak to Energy Action about your total business electricity costs: https://bit.ly/4gPqdhn

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