The Positives of Negative Prices

Negative electricity prices are an increasingly common occurrence in the National Electricity Market (NEM). We explain why prices can go negative, show how often it occurs, and importantly we explain what this means for Flow Power customers.

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Webinar: How to get a more flexible energy contract

Our experts discussed the flexible alternatives businesses have compared to standard energy contracts in a webinar.

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Webinar: How to get a more flexible energy contract

Our experts discussed the flexible alternatives businesses have compared to standard energy contracts in a webinar.

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Looking ahead: opportunities for the new financial year

Energy costs form a large part of many businesses’ outgoings. Looking at energy as an opportunity is a good way to drive down costs, which can be distributed to other business areas.

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Quick wins for getting back to business as usual

We’ve put together some quick and easy tips to help businesses power their operations back up to normal.

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Good news: our Power Active customers have already saved

Businesses that signed onto Power Active last year have already saved between 5-14%*on their base energy rates**

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Monthly wholesale market trends

With the market moving every half an hour it can seem hard to see the trends, here we show you the trends over the year.

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The Price Efficiency Factor (PEF) – Meet the new peak and off-peak

Traditional peak and off-peak fixed rates don’t reflect the underlying wholesale energy market. Find out how you can make the market work for you.

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Passing the NEG to Canberra

On 10 August, 2018, Energy Ministers from around the country came together to discuss the proposed National Energy Guarantee. They agreed to pass it to the Coalition Party room before reviewing it among the states. Get the low down here.

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The real power numbers

Electricity in Australia is traded on a market. The price is set by balancing supply and demand. Just like any other market, it can be hard to predict – despite many people trying to do so.

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