Energy retailers given the green light to increase prices at will
The AEMC has proposed energy retailers communicate price changes to customers as they enter a contract
Read More Energy retailers given the green light to increase prices at will
The AEMC has proposed energy retailers communicate price changes to customers as they enter a contract
Read More Energy retailers given the green light to increase prices at will
Thirteen case studies from across Victoria show hardship assistance is failing customers.
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Pricing tribunal raises payments but ignores call for mandatory minimum
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Scheme ‘overwhelmingly positive’ for Australians and should be left alone
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Provisions for accountability to encompass retailers as well as sales agents
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Advocacy group says that fees deter consumers from switching and reduce competition
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CALC and CUAC make progress with their joint “Fit It” campaign
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Rising prices can make shopping around a waste of time
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Online tool can help consumers struggling with high energy prices
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a misleading discount on electricity usage by AGL SA energy plan has made consumers paying more expensive bill than normal
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Consumer Action CEO is sceptical about cost reduction promises
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Public Interest Advocacy Centre critical of price regulator’s proposal
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