The coronavirus pandemic has affected households across Australia. Many people have lost income and could be experiencing financial stress. If you're having trouble paying your energy bills, speak with your retailer about a payment plan or other assistance.

You may have noticed some changes to Energy Made Easy. These improvements are the culmination of our work over two years to redevelop the entire website. So what’s changed and why?

This summer the damage from bushfires has been unprecedented, with devastating effects on communities. It is helpful to know some safety tips and other assistance that's available for those who have been affected by bushfires.

You may have recently heard the terms ‘default market offer’ or ‘reference price’ in the media in relation to electricity offers. They relate to new rules for retailers operating in New South Wales, South Australia and South East Queensland. If you live in these regions, what does this all mean for you?

Winter energy bills are coming. But the good news is there’s plenty you can do to keep your costs down that don’t require you to spend a lot. In fact, some of the most effective things are free! Check out these tips.

Many consumers on standing electricity offers in New South Wales, South Australia, South East Queensland and Victoria are set to receive an automatic discount from January 2019.

It’s that time of year again when energy retailers make changes to their prices – so you may see an increase to your energy prices.

Energy Made Easy is proud to support Scams Awareness Week, which runs from 21–25 May 2018. This year Scamwatch is urging all Australians to be on the lookout for threat-based impersonation scams by taking a moment to ‘Stop and check: is this for real?’.

Reviewing your energy plan and getting the best plan for your home is one way to save money this winter.

What time do you use most of your electricity? Understanding how the price of your electricity can change depending on when you use it, could help you save money.