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Energy Security Board Strategic Energy Plan consultation on proposed metrics

November 28, 2018

To appropriately measure achievement of the objectives under ‘affordable energy and satisfied customers’ and ‘effective development of open and competitive markets’‘ the ESB must expand the metrics....

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Understanding Disconnections Community Sector Forum

October 3, 2018

Join our forum to hear about the latest work being done to prevent disconnections, share your experiences and research, and help us develop options to keep Victorians connected....

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Still too many Victorians choosing between heat or eat – response to EWOV annual report: Consumer Action

October 14, 2015

Consumer Action Law Centre welcomes the significant drop in complaints to the Energy and Water Ombudsman (EWOV), but says there are still too many Victorians struggling with utilities....

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Media release: Victorian energy retailers failing struggling customers – disconnection on the rise

October 16, 2014

The Energy and Water Ombudsman Victoria Annual Report for 2013/14 suggests energy retailers are failing to offer sufficient assistance to customers struggling with high bills....

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Submission: Energy and Water Ombudsman Victoria independent review issues paper

March 4, 2014

Consumer Utilities Advocacy Centre, the Victorian Council of Social Services, Consumer Action, and the Financial and Consumer Rights Council have made a joint submission on the Energy and Water Ombudsman...

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