Kelseigh Wrigley

Kelseigh Wrigley Kelseigh Wrigley was a content producer at Canstar Blue for three years until 2024, most recently as an Energy Specialist. She holds a Bachelor of Journalism from the Queensland University of Technology.



How much power does a TV use?

How much power does a TV use?

Posted by September 8th 2023

It is likely many of us have never given much thought to what our latest Netflix binge-session could be adding to our electricity bills. But, like most household appliances, televisions can actually be quite significant …


Estimated Energy Bills Explained

Estimated Energy Bills Explained

Posted by September 7th 2023

Why do electricity and gas retailers estimate your bills and what happens when they do? Canstar Blue explains estimated bills.


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Energy market operator warns of increased blackout risk this summer

Posted by September 1st 2023

Households and businesses have been warned of increased blackout risks for the electricity grid this summer, following fears from the market operator that supply may not meet the incoming cooling demands. The Australian Energy Market Operator …



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Origin shaves up to $3,800 off Tesla Powerwall for households

Posted by February 7th 2024

Been toying with the idea of installing a Tesla Powerwall, but put off by the significant upfront costs? Origin Energy’s latest deal may just have the solar savings you’ve been dreaming of. The utilities powerhouse is …


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Alinta Energy launches carbon neutral plan for households

Posted by September 5th 2023

Note: The contents of this article are currently under review. Please check back soon for updated information.   Challenger brand Alinta Energy, has taken a major step towards lowering its customers' energy emissions after launching its first …




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Queenslanders to score up to $1,000 off appliances with new rebate

Posted by August 2nd 2023

Around 40,000 Queensland households will be able to save up to $1,000 on the purchase of a new, energy-efficient appliance, as part of the state government’s latest energy cost-saving initiative.  The recently launched Climate Smart Energy …