Jared Mullane

Jared Mullane Jared Mullane has worked as an energy specialist for several years and has been cited by various media outlets ranging from 9News, the ABC, The New Daily and 2GB. He holds a Bachelor of Journalism from Griffith University and worked in the comparison industry for over half a decade.


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Two retailers fined $2M for allegedly missing energy efficiency targets

Posted by March 18th 2022

Failing to meet energy efficiency obligations has cost two Victorian retailers almost $2 million in penalties, the state regulator alleges. Blue NRG and People Energy allegedly ‘failed to surrender enough certificates to offset their liability’ in …


EnergyAustralia ‘No Frills’ Explained

Posted by June 23rd 2022

The No Frills product is no longer available to new customers. Please treat the information below as historical only. EnergyAustralia says the new offer is for customers who want a simple plan with easy to understand …


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Energy regulator proposes increase to Victorian Default Offer

Posted by March 15th 2022

Victorians still paying the default price for power may see their bills increase after the regulator tabled a price rise that reflects future changes to wholesale electricity prices. A draft decision released by the Essential Services …


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What is the cheapest energy supplier?

Posted by September 23rd 2022

Well, if you have the same mentality when it comes to your energy bills, this page cuts right to the chase. Below, you’ll find details of some of the cheapest electricity suppliers in New South …


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Ukraine crisis: Experts warn of rising gas prices to hit Australia

Posted by December 22nd 2023

Australian households already facing higher gas prices are being told to brace for more price hikes after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sparked concerns from industry experts. It came as domestic contract prices for major gas users, …


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1st Energy now accepting cryptocurrency for bill payments

Posted by March 4th 2022

1st Energy has become Australia’s first power retailer to accept cryptocurrency for bill payments, announcing a new partnership with the world’s largest crypto merchant. From March 4, customers will be able to pay their electricity bills …


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What is the average AGL electricity bill?

Posted by March 23rd 2022

While nobody enjoys forking out cash to keep the lights on, it’s something we all do, at least a few times a year anyway. That’s why it’s helpful to know how much your neighbour pays …


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Cheers! Dan Murphy’s using solar power to cool its drinks

Posted by December 12th 2023

Liquor merchant Dan Murphy’s has celebrated its commitment to renewable energy by proudly unveiling a new-look logo on the roof of one of its Adelaide stores, and it’s pretty genius. The Dan Murphy’s Brickworks store in …



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Victoria’s minimum solar feed-in tariff to drop from July 1

Posted by February 7th 2024

Victoria’s minimum solar feed-in tariff (FiT) will drop from 1 July 2022 – and wholesale electricity prices are to blame, according to the state regulator. The Essential Services Commission (ESC) announced that the minimum single rate …