Consumer advocacy feedback and grants

The State Government is committed to delivering an energy sector where the long-term interests of consumers are upheld.

The 2019-20 State Budget included an allocation to support energy consumer advocacy related activities. Energy Policy WA is working to support consumers in sharing their views with the sector through the Western Australian Advocacy for Consumers of Energy (WA ACE) program.

The program co-ordinates consumer advocacy efforts and streamlines consultation processes, making it easier to have your say. The program also manages grants for energy consumer focused projects or research.

Have your say

Do you have some feedback on the energy sector in Western Australia, or have some ideas for how it could be improved?

Let us know what you think by contacting us via to EPWA-info@dmirs.wa.gov.au. If you would rather have a chat about it, send us your contact details and we will get in touch.

WA ACE Forum

The WA ACE Forum brings together energy consumer advocates to share consumers' views and contribute to WA’s energy debate.

WA ACE Grants

The WA ACE Grants program enables the distribution of the allocated government funds to support energy consumer advocacy.

WA ACE Training

The WA ACE training package has been designed to provide consumers with an overview of WA's energy sector.

Expert Consumer Panel

The Expert Consumer Panel (ECP) has been established to drive positive consumer outcomes in Western Australia's energy sector.

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19 April 2021

Expert Consumer Panel launched

Energy Policy WA's new Expert Consumer Panel is an exciting opportunity to engage with Western Australia's energy sector and advocate for energy consumers.