Leading Edge Energy recently attended the Australian Pork Association’s pan-Asia meeting in Queensland. Many of the pork industry leaders are realising they can turn their …
Energy-intensive pork industry aims to cut energy costs
Wholesale rates spike after coal generators fail
Electricity rates – wholesale rates were trending downward to reach a low point in early June, mainly due to the increasing pace of renewable energy …
Australia’s halogen light ban starts from September 2020 as more businesses switch to LED lighting
Australia has begun the phasing out of halogen lights, making way for a near-complete halogen lights ban in September 2020, as the Federal Government and …
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Leading Edge Energy’s core mission is to help you spend less on electricity, and we won’t charge you for it with our obligation-free energy appraisal. …
New South Wales to open the way for $18 billion worth of rural renewable energy generation projects
New South Wales Energy Minister Don Harwin has announced co-ordinated planning for new high-voltage power lines to help unlock $18 billion worth of new rural …
South Australia mining lobby consortium inks deal with renewable energy company promising to slash bills by up to 50 percent
The South Australian mining lobby has signed a deal with a renewable energy company to supply electricity for a consortium of its members, which will …
Energy network industry leaders call for reforms to the way electricity is paid for
Energy network industry leaders have said that reforms are needed in the way electricity is paid for to ensure that the maximum benefit is made …
We can help you save up to $5,000 per year on network charges
Most energy consumers understand that a large chunk of all commercial electricity bills is relegated to network charges. However, what isn’t as widely known is …
5,000 MW of renewable energy to come on stream in 2018
The percentage of renewable power in Australia’s energy mix dropped marginally to 17 percent from 17.3% in 2016 due to drought which affected pumped hydro …
46 percent of Australian businesses are seeking cheaper and greener alternatives for power
The switch to renewables is very real and is happening right now with 46% of large businesses reporting that they are seeking cheaper and greener …
