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Each year in May, the media makes a lot of noise when the Essential Services Commission releases the Victorian Default Offer for the new financial year.
A quick Google search will see countless media reports declaring an approximate 7% saving for Victorian small businesses equating to approximately $261 per year.
But if you dig a little deeper, you’ll realise this is all just noise, and what’s not being conveyed is the default market offer is 18% more expensive than it was two years ago, and even then, it's not necessarily the cheapest offer available.
Here are the facts on the Victorian Default Offer and how the power is still in your hands to lower your small business electricity costs.

Over the last few years, Australian businesses and homes have experienced the wrath of increased energy costs thanks to a range of factors.
But with further energy price increases expected this year for businesses, what has the Government announced and have they gone far enough?

Whether you’ve been keeping up with the to’s and fro’s, or you’re just relieved the election is over so you no longer have to hear those election ad ear-worms, the shift from a Liberal to a Labor Government does not come without some potentially enormous shifts to how the future with roll out for all Australian businesses.

Our energy market wrap up for November 2020.

Following the Australian election, the value of large-scale generation certificates (LGCs) is expected to ease.

2018 was an exceptional year for the Australian clean energy industry. As a result of large-scale investment, state-driven energy-focussed policies and increasing public pressure, demand for renewable energy sources from residences and businesses alike, witnessed a surge.