By equipping a ready-to-go Energy Smart Ready Home, builders and property groups can help their end customers, the owners and occupants, to be job-ready to make the best of today’s increasingly multi-faceted energy marketplace.
The Energy Efficient Communities (EEC) Program – Food and Beverage Manufacturing Business Grant opportunity opened for applications on January 12th, 2022, and closes on February 18th.
Our Wattwatchers team wishes you and your loved ones a safe and peaceful holiday season and a happy new year. Our factory reopens for deliveries on Monday, January 10th; sales reps are back from Tuesday, January 4th; and the Support email will be monitored throughout.
Did you know you can help to shape the clean energy transition and the renewable future of electricity from your own home? It’s all about data. And homes installed with Wattwatchers smart energy devices are rich in granular, real-time and historical energy data.
There are many communities around Australia, and the world, harbouring ambitions to improve their energy supply, and even run their own mini electricity systems. Wattwatchers co-leads the MyTown Microgrid project in the historic Victorian timber town of Heyfield, a three-year feasibility study now close to reaching its half-way point.
When Blue Mountains NSW residents the Jackson family decided to invest in a new roof as well as rooftop solar, their Wattwatchers MyEnergy app went from being a ‘nice to have’ to being ‘indispensable’!
As a Wattwatchers team member discovers, replacing your old fridge with a new energy efficient one can save you a lot of money and reduce CO2 emissions.
Queensland resort strata community shows how residents can win with an elegant community solar solution that more than pays for itself. The vision, about two years in the making, includes making the Noosa Lakes Resort ‘carbon positive’ for energy use. It’s a first-of-its-kind for the Sunshine State, with ‘Wattwatchers inside’.
As the Australian Energy Market Commission (AMEC) travels back to the future in a bid to redirect the floundering competitive roll-out of smart meters in Australia, it continues to amaze how far away Australia is from a genuinely smart, fit-for-purpose 21st century electricity grid.
Do Australia’s electricity industry insiders really want a ‘customer-centric’ future for energy? If they do, they need to fix the language of change as well as the policies and business models. And they need to do it fast, because they’re still struggling to manage the rapid proliferation of rooftop solar… and electric vehicles (EVs) will come on fast!
Homes and businesses now have unprecedented opportunities for generating, storing and optimising their electricity. But are legacy industry players and many policymakers still looking in the rear vision mirror for solutions?
Impact investor Kilara Capital tips $5.3M into Wattwatchers’ Series B investment round, backing the power of data to further propel the clean energy transition in the age of distributed energy resources, digitalisation and the ‘electrification of everything’.
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