Electricity provider, electricity biller, electricity retailer, whatever you call them, they all serve the same function; to manage the billing of electricity usage to residences and business properties. They deal with a customer’s most common interactions within the energy industry. Be it billing for energy usage, managing energy connections, or, customer service enquiries.
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Understanding the Electricity Provider Industry in Australia
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- Published on Friday, 21 September 2012
Our Top 5 Areas to Save on Power Usage in the Home
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- Published on Friday, 14 September 2012
At EnergyQuotes we want to help you save – not just through better deals but also by using less energy. The less you use, the more you save. Here are our tips for saving on energy use, throughout the home.
How to reduce the Electricity Charges you pay
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- Published on Friday, 07 September 2012
Before we tell you how to reduce your electricity charges first let us explain how your electricity bill is calculated. Electricity charges on your bill are calculated by multiplying the amount of electricity you use (in kilowatt hours or kWh) by a price per unit (cents per kWh). To reduce the electricity charges you pay, you need to focus on two key aspects: electricity usage and the price you pay for that electricity.
Searching an affordable power connection
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- Published on Friday, 24 August 2012
Moving home is a stressful business. Between negotiating mortgages or rental agreements, arranging moving vans and forwarding mail, there is a laundry list to do! Worst still is getting to your new home and finding that the power isn’t on, and, that you have to pay top dollar for that power when it is connected.
Business Power – Carbon tax and small business power prices
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- Published on Friday, 03 August 2012
From 1 July 2012, small businesses have faced a power price increase due to the introduction of the carbon tax. Before looking at the impact of the carbon tax and small business power prices, it makes sense to understand what the carbon tax is and why it has been put into action.
The world is currently facing the threat of climate change. Scientists advise that global warming, as a result of increasing carbon pollution, is leading to dramatic environmental changes such as rising sea levels and drought, with economic consequences on infrastructure, agriculture and tourism.