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With the recent volatility in the energy market, Choice Energy conducted a webinar educating businesses how to lower their energy costs and what to expect in the future of energy.

In case you missed it, here are five learnings from Choice Energy's webinar on tackling business energy costs and reducing risk from the volatile energy grid this year.

The energy market in Australia and the rest of the world is expected to enter a more volatile phase with a 70 percent likelihood of an El Nino summer. Linked with higher temperatures and heatwaves, El Nino conditions are likely to drive demand for more electricity in an already high-priced market. The outcome is expected to place more stress on the grid and disrupt supply. Here’s what you need to know -

Wholesale volatility, small market default market offer determinations and bill shock, and cash bonuses for small businesses - catch up on what's happening right across the electricity and gas markets for Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, Tasmania and South Australia, courtesy of our expert energy procurement team.

Victorian small businesses face average electricity increases of up to 25% over the coming few months, as a result of the Victorian Default Offer Default Market Offer (DMO) changes, released by the Victoria's energy regulator, the Essential Services Commission.
What does this mean for your small business and what can you do about it?

Located at the gateway to the Yarra Valley, Kuranga Native Nursery is an award-winning nursery displaying Australia’s largest range of Australian native plants.
With a passion for sustainability, the owners were keen to explore how they could further reduce their environmental footprint and costs.
Hear from proprieter Ben Clark, about the business's decision to make the switch to solar and how the journey is going so far.

Small businesses in South Australia, New South Wales and south-east Queensland face average electricity increases of 14%-25% over the coming few months, as a result of the Australian Energy Regulator’s Default Market Offer (DMO) draft determination, which was released mid-March.
This blog has been updated to include the final determination, released 25 May 2023.