Summer wouldn’t be the same with a dip in the pool. But have you ever thought about how much power it uses? Find out the costs at Canstar Blue.
How much energy does a swimming pool use?
Posted by July 29th 2022
Jared Mullane was a content producer and editor at Canstar Blue for three years until 2022, most recently as Energy Editor. He holds a Bachelor of Journalism from Griffith University.
Posted by July 29th 2022
Summer wouldn’t be the same with a dip in the pool. But have you ever thought about how much power it uses? Find out the costs at Canstar Blue.
Posted by June 15th 2022
Financial incentives are headed for customers in New South Wales who invest in technology that limits their electricity use during peak demand periods. As part of a world-first energy efficiency scheme, consumers are expected to save …
Posted by September 30th 2021
The time it takes to switch energy providers is about to become much quicker under new rules that aim to benefit consumers. From October 1, customers switching to a new power company will need to be …
Posted by April 21st 2023
If you’re considering changing to an electric stovetop or you’re staying somewhere that has one, it might be useful to review how to use them.
Posted by July 5th 2022
Consumer interest in cleaner power technology has grown over the past 12 months despite price being a major bugbear for most Australians, an Origin Energy report found. Origin’s 2021 Future Energy Report revealed that 70 per …
Posted by June 8th 2022
South Australia electricity tariffs 110 and 116 explained. How can an electricity tariff save you money? Find out with Canstar Blue.
Posted by September 12th 2024
How can electricity tariffs save you money? Find the best electricity tariff to suit your needs with Canstar Blue’s guide to Victorian tariffs.
Posted by September 20th 2024
Every home and business connected to the grid has an electricity meter to record their power use. It is generally the responsibility of retailers to install, read and maintain these energy meters, however this sometimes …
Posted by July 5th 2022
Melbourne-based energy provider Sumo has been ordered to pay $1.2 million in penalties after the consumer watchdog took it to the Federal Court for selling electricity plans that made false or misleading claims to Victorians. The …
Posted by April 24th 2024
With rooftop solar surging in popularity in recent years, there’s little debate over the benefits of harnessing the sun’s rays to help power your home and save on those dreaded energy bills. In saying that, …