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 and has contributed her skills to online publications Hunter & Bligh and local radio station 4ZZZ.


How much does it cost to charge a laptop?

Posted by May 16th 2024

How much electricity does it take to charge a laptop and what does this cost? Canstar Blue breaks down the cost of charging different laptops.


Boiling the kettle costs more than you think

How many watts does a kettle use?

Posted by September 21st 2023

How much electricity does a kettle use? You might be surprised. Canstar Blue takes a look at the real cost of boiling the kettle.



NSW Government scraps EV rebate 2024

NSW to pull the plug on EV rebates and subsidies in 2024

Posted by September 18th 2023

Drivers looking to purchase a new electric vehicle in New South Wales will soon miss out on major subsidies and rebates, as the state government looks to pull the plug on its EV incentives. As part …


Replacing light bulb for CFL

How much electricity do light bulbs use?

Posted by December 12th 2023

Light bulbs can significantly contribute to your electricity bill. Canstar Blue looks at how much different light bulbs cost to run.



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 November 26th 2024

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


Woman looking at electricity meter with candle.

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 …