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.
Posted by July 19th 2024
The energy industry in Australia is rapidly evolving. While we’ve traditionally relied on large fossil fuel generators to meet our electricity needs, solar, storage and other renewable energy technologies are now helping households take power …
Posted by March 27th 2024
What is a demand tariff? Canstar Blue explains how demand tariffs work and what you need to know to avoid the biggest bill shock of your life.
Posted by March 26th 2024
Solar storage doesn’t come cheap. At Canstar Blue, we’ve compiled a list of the cheapest batteries on the market in 2019 to help you save.
Posted by March 20th 2024
You’ve probably heard about the ‘big four’ banks when it comes to finance, but what about the ‘big three’ in energy? We’re referring to Origin Energy, AGL and EnergyAustralia, which currently have the largest retail …
Posted by March 14th 2024
Rooftop solar can be a great investment, but how much does it cost to install? Canstar Blue has produced a price guide to indicate what you might expect.
Posted by March 13th 2024
Not only is water a resource we often take for granted, it’s a household utility bill we begrudgingly have to pay every few months, while costs only ever seem to go in one direction. This …
Posted by February 22nd 2024
A guide to solar inverters. Canstar Blue looks at the best solar inverters, how they work, what they do and how much they cost.
Posted by February 15th 2024
Households in the sunshine state may now be eligible for a solar battery rebate of up to $4,000, thanks to a new state government initiative. As part of the newly-launched Battery Booster program, the Queensland Government …
Posted by February 15th 2024
Canstar Blue takes a close look at what solar rebates and incentives are available to help your solar system pay for itself.
Posted by February 14th 2024
The following information is based on a survey finalised in December 2023 and calculated as an average of estimated quarterly bills based on survey respondents' latest bill. As such, the average quarterly bill sums cited …