A Wattwatchers submission urges that any ‘capacity mechanism’ introduced in Australia should overtly allow for household and small business participation through demand response and energy efficiency.
Aa Wattwatchers-installed household in the NSW Hunter Region is the lucky winner of the first of ten $1000 prize draws we will be conducting every 6 months until January 2027 for participants in a university-led energy data initiative.
The Wattwatchers team loves to celebrate when our partners and customers do well. So we were delighted to catch up on this ‘School Spotlight’ from our longtime collaboration partners Solar Schools, which highlights the sustainability achievements of Brentwood Secondary College in Melbourne.
A recent Domain Sustainability in Property Report highlights energy efficiency as a strengthening driver of higher sales prices for houses and apartments. Smart energy monitoring can help to understand and showcase energy and carbon performance, and to highlight opportunities for buyers and sellers.
When our Chief Innovation Officer Grace Young spoke recently at the EnergyNEXT event in Sydney, we decided to make a video to capture her forward-looking presentation on ‘Energy Management En-Route to Net Zero’, which focuses on the role of data and related services. We’ve created a handy giveaway prize draw to help mark the occasion.
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.
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.
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