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EnergyAustralia
Utilities
Melbourne, Victoria 59,663 followers
Renewable and reliable energy? We’re doing it.
About us
EnergyAustralia is one of Australia’s largest energy companies, providing energy for more than 1.6m Australians. We’re all about doing, not just dreaming: taking action to deliver better, more practical energy for our customers and all of us. Our product offering includes carbon neutral energy at home for no extra cost to our customers, and we service NSW, QLD, Victoria and South Australia with a significant portfolio of energy generation and storage facilities. Our focus is towards renewables and sustainable energy options for today and for the future. As one of the largest energy retailers in Australia, headquartered in Melbourne, we actively partner with and support organisations that help people and communities experiencing hardship. Doing. Not just dreaming. EnergyAustralia acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the traditional custodians of this country and acknowledges their connection to culture, land and community.
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- Utilities
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- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Melbourne, Victoria
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- Privately Held
- Specialties
- Energy Generation, Electricity and Gas Retail, Renewable Energy, and Energy Generation Development
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Employees at EnergyAustralia
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Sytske Casimir
Transforming Attention // Veranderen met Aandacht
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Leigh H.
Enterprise Security Architect - delivering pragmatic security
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Feng Shen-Gauthier
Strategy & Delivery | Cross-functional Leadership | Digital Transformation | Product & Portfolio Management | Regulatory Compliance | Scaled Agile |…
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Elsa Yim
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Recently, Jess and Matthew visited Mungindi and Moree, the lands of the Kamilaroi people, alongside the Energy & Water Ombudsman NSW (EWON) and other organisations. Together, we provided financial support, education, and care to these resilient communities. Building strong relationships with First Nations communities is a privilege—one we take seriously.
This week Matthew Walsh and I had the absolute privilege of spending time in rural and remote NSW, with a focus of supporting our First Nations communities. The First Nations peoples of Mungindi and Moree are Kamilaroi people, the second largest Aboriginal nation on the eastern coast of Australia. We joined Energy & Water Ombudsman NSW (EWON) and a diverse range of other industry, government and community groups to provide support to those in need. This support included financial support, education and ultimately letting them know they are cared about. Living in rural and remote communities can at times feel very isolated and it’s our responsibility to ensure that the humans in these communities are reminded that they are not alone and we are here to help and support them whenever they need. I am always in awe of the resilience and determination I see in these communities and it’s always such a honour to learn more about their lives and hear the stories of such strong generational connections to land and mob. I encourage anyone who gets the opportunity to strengthen their relationships with our beautiful First Nations communities to do so - it’s a privilege. #mobmatters EnergyAustralia Lisa Mavrodis Andrea Linsenmeier Janine Young GAICD Evrim Gunce Vinnies NSW Legal Aid NSW NSW Ombudsman Origin Energy Essential Energy Services Australia Uniting
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Did you know that 97% of culturally and racially marginalised (CARM) women believe they have valuable contributions to make at work? Yet, many still face systemic barriers. Amrutha M. shares her experience as a CARM woman at EnergyAustralia and how the RISE program is helping her build confidence and find her voice. Today also marks the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination—a timely reminder of the work still to be done: 🔹 2 in 3 CARM women have experienced workplace discrimination. 🔹 Almost 3 in 4 feel underpaid and undervalued. 🔹 6 in 7 feel excluded from decision-making processes. 🔹 4 in 5 feel unheard at work. We all have a role in shaping workplaces where talent is recognised, voices are heard, and everyone has the opportunity to thrive. Diversity Council Australia Ltd #Inclusion #WorkplaceBelonging #EnergyAustralia #Diversity #Equity
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Leading the clean energy transformation for all demands a workforce that is as diverse as it is brilliant. One that’s ready to innovate, challenge, and ensure an equitable transition for all Australians. Thank you to A/Prof Corey Tutt OAM and DeadlyScience for visiting us last week. Your work is not only challenging the stereotypes of STEM professionals but also inspiring future generations, especially our First Nations youth, to see themselves thriving in the exciting world of science, technology, engineering, and maths. We are excited to partner with you to bridge the gap in STEM education and empowering young people to explore and unleash their full potential. Together, we’re building a brighter, more inclusive future for all. #HeartofEA #WorkplaceGiving #DeadlyScience
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Community batteries are coming to more neighborhoods in 2025! 🔋⚡ They store excess solar energy and return it to the grid during peak times. The best part? You don't need to be a homeowner to connect. Want to learn more? Wattever has all the answers 👉 https://lnkd.in/gu6bNwDq You can also join us at Everything Electric in Sydney, March 7-9, 2025. Explore the latest in renewable energy with experts, including Carmen Bas Domenech, our Electrical Engineer, who will discuss community batteries and their impact on the future of energy.
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💜 Marching Forward Together 💜 International Women’s Day is a time to celebrate progress, uplift voices, and champion inclusion. By supporting one another, we can continue to march forward toward a future where equality isn’t just an ambition—it’s a reality. We believe in the power of connection and the role it plays in driving change. Watch our video as we celebrate some of the people who inspire us every day.
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How did we decide on the name Wooreen for our new battery storage project? The name Wooreen means “light” in the Gunaikurnai language – a powerful symbol of our shared journey towards a more sustainable energy future. A heartfelt thank you to the Gunaikurnai people for sharing this name with us. Together, we are lighting the way for future generations.
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Wooreen has officially broken ground. Today marks a major milestone for the Wooreen Energy Storage System, a key step in our mission to lead and accelerate the clean energy transformation for all. This project will support Victoria’s energy transition and deliver lasting benefits to Gippsland. Stay tuned as we bring this vision to life. Read more here: https://bit.ly/4bjGBDs
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Damon Tweedie, our Head of Sustainability, shares what drives him in his work. At EnergyAustralia, we're leading and accelerating the clean energy transformation for all
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