Utilities Business Directory

As a company set on delivering their purpose of providing secure, capable and dependable energy solutions, Ergon Energy has employed as much as $10.6 billion of its asset base in order to make the goal come true. Through their commitment in employing socially responsible options in all their undertakings, it's no wonder why Ergon Energy is a force to reckon with in the renewable energy field.

ERM Power is an energy company engaged in the business of electricity sales, generation and gas exploration. The Company sells electricity to business customers across Australia, owns 442 megawatts (equity interests) of low emission gas-fired generation assets, and has a successful gas exploration business with interests in more than 10,000 kms2 of acreage in Western Australia and New South Wales.

After the Essential Services Commission Act of 12 September 2002 was passed into law, the Essential Services Commission of South Australia was formed. The commission is an autonomous economic regulator. Its core role is to ensure that South Australia residents receive affordable, reliable, and good quality essential services.

The Essential Services Commission (ESC) is Victoria’s independent economic regulator of electricity, gas, water, sewerage, rail freight and ports industries. It became operational when the ESC Act of 2001 was enacted into law. Today, this body protects and works for the the economic and social well-being of consumers across Victoria.

GreenPower is a voluntary government accreditation program, designed to enable retailers to purchase renewable energy on their customers' behalf. All GreenPower-accredited energy is guaranteed to meet all relevant environmental standards. As such, customers get the opportunity to help the environment and support new renewable energy infrastructure by purchasing GreenPower products from their energy retailer. GreenPower is supported by all Australian state governments and 

Horizon Power is a commercial corporation that prides itself in providing secure and dependable energy solutions to residents all over Western Australia. As a distinctive energy utility that generates, procures, retails and distributes electricity, the company has employed comprehensive systems to furnish energy solutions even to remote and far-flung places.

Independent Pricing And Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) is an independent body that is not under the control of the government. IPART’s main task is determining charges for retail energy, water, and transport services. IPART is also entrusted with the responsibility of ensuring that all services falling under transport, water and energy are reliable and of good quality.  

Since this privately owned company began in 2008, it has proven itself as a leader in infrastructure development, management and ownership. It has made itself a unique Australian infrastructure company that builds, owns and maintains a combination of major electricity, gas and water assets.