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Collective savings
Since the start of 2018, our customers have saved from purchasing from large scale wind and solar farms through Flow Power. See the savings
8c/kWh
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The average wholesale price for Queensland. See what the wholesale market has done this year in your state. See market trends
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5.6%
Wholesale outperforms fixed rates
Over the last five years, buying wholesale has been at least 5.6% cheaper than fixed rate contracts.
$22.5m
AEMO invests in demand response
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) will soon trial a multi million initiative for better electricity demand response in NSW, Victoria and South Australia.
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We are Flow Power
March 2017
Progressive Green, over recent years trading as PG Energy, has been offering Australian business access to the wholesale electricity market for more than eight years. The Australian power market is changing with more options available through the wholesale market for business to control their buy, use of power and source. Flow Power delivers a new solution that puts businesses ahead of the game.
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Customer action plan 2017
March 2017
At the start of 2017, Flow Power asked its customers how their experience with us has changed their business and how they looked at energy. From your feedback, we created the following plan, which we will deliver this year.
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Wholesale market wrap, Jan-Feb 2017
February 2017
Into January, temperatures increased as prices shot up across the country. As we moved into February, nationwide market prices in the National Electricity Market were higher on average.
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Join in South Australia
February 2017
Let’s take a look at what happened in SA during February 2017
On 8 February 2017, summer temperatures soared – a common trigger for a rise in energy demand. In fact, demand skyrocketed past 3000MW, causing the National Electricity Market to fall into an insecure state.
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