Kelseigh Wrigley

Kelseigh Wrigley was a content producer at Canstar Blue for three years until 2024, most recently as an Energy Specialist. She holds a Bachelor of Journalism from the Queensland University of Technology and has contributed her skills to online publications Hunter & Bligh and local radio station 4ZZZ.


Coal truck in mining area

Electric vehicles tipped to boost struggling NSW coal industry

Posted by June 10th 2021

A New South Wales government report has revealed that the state’s coal mining industry could disappear in the next two decades as global demand for the commodity shrinks due to lowering emissions targets worldwide. An uptake …


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Victorian electric vehicle owners to pay controversial road tax

Posted by June 1st 2021

From July 1, Victorian electric vehicle (EV) owners will be charged an additional tax for driving on main roads, expected to cost motorists $330 a year on average. The controversial new charge will require EV owners …


Coal power plant

QLD energy bills won’t be impacted by Callide Power Station outage

Posted by September 2nd 2022

After a nervous period for Queenslanders in the wake of the Callide Power Station blackout, it’s been announced that energy bills won’t be affected, despite its impact on wholesale energy prices. Queenslanders were warned on Tuesday …


Smart meter on outside of house.

Smart meters rolled out in parts of NSW to help boost solar savings

Posted by February 7th 2024

New South Wales electricity distributor Endeavour Energy is making electricity easier to manage for solar customers thanks to its latest smart meter program. In partnership with utility services company Intellihub as well as ten power retailers, …



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AGL customers in support of more carbon neutral energy options

Posted by September 4th 2023

AGL has announced that more customers are chasing greener energy options as the provider revealed it now offers over 50,000 plans, products and services that are certified carbon neutral. Following the company’s plans to have all …


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Natural gas expected to rise for ACT customers

Posted by December 4th 2024

Gas in the Australian Capital Territory and some regional parts of New South Wales are set to increase over the next five years following the regulator’s approval to accelerate the depreciation of gas pipelines in …


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Watt an idea: GloBird launches plan with awesome family benefits

Posted by January 11th 2022

In partnership with one of Australia's leading coupon and discount clubs, GloBird Energy has launched a new plan that’s set to bring in buckets of savings for Victorian families. The IdeaSave plan claims to combine low …


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Powershop fined $300,000 for alleged solar discrimination in Victoria

Posted by June 9th 2022

Powershop has paid $300,000 in penalties after allegedly offering solar customers more expensive plans than non-solar customers in Victoria.  Under its Kogan Energy brand, Powershop was found to be discriminating against a handful of solar customers …


Waving goodbye to Click Energy

Click Energy brand to close, 200,000+ customers moving to AGL

Posted by June 9th 2022

The Click Energy brand will soon be closed after the industry regulator accepted an application to surrender its electricity and gas retail license, meaning all 200,000+ customers will be making their way over to AGL. The …