A few small changes can make a big difference to your energy bill. Explore our tips to keep your home, business, and appliances running efficiently all year round.
Virtual Power Plants (VPPs) are transforming the way we power our homes and businesses.
By linking together rooftop solar, batteries, and electric vehicles, VPPs act like one big power station — helping to balance the grid, boost renewable energy, and deliver more sustainable energy solutions.
With new technology, our energy systems are changing - so more people can take part in our clean energy future.
Have you considered adding a battery to your rooftop solar? A battery stores excess solar energy so you can use it later, reducing your energy bills even more.
And with new State and Federal Government incentives available, now could be the perfect time.
Energy is something that we all rely on, and we’ll always do whatever we can to keep the power on. But unplanned power outages are unavoidable.
If the power ever does go out, here’s three important steps you can follow to stay informed and safe.
A lot needs to happen to make sure electricity gets delivered safely to you. And Western Australia's energy system is changing fast.
Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at how our energy systems are changing.
Here's in regional WA, We do things a bit differently to the rest of Australia when it comes to energy. We’re not part of the national electricity market or the eastern gas region.
Find out more about the energy supply across regional WA.
There are many myths surrounding what you should and shouldn’t do during a power outage.
Here, we look at those myths and reveal the facts you need to know.
Learning about the different parts of your Horizon Power bill can be helpful if you’re trying to save energy, understand how you use energy or manage your budget.
We do everything we can to keep the power on – but sometimes planned power interruptions and unplanned power outages will happen.
Learn some of the reasons why we have outages.
With our simple energy saving tips, you can reduce your energy use and stay cool this summer.
Whether you run a cafe, retail shop or small office - you can reduce your energy use by implementing some fairly inexpensive energy efficiency measures.
Learn how to keep your energy costs down with these simple maintenance tips.
Check out the video to see how Horizon Power is making solar energy more accessible to everyone. They're also building Australia's longest connected electric vehicle highway and supporting local community projects.
supporting the State’s aspiration to achieve an 80% reduction in emissions by 2030.
As technology improves, the costs to purchase an EV reduce and more EV charging stations will pop up, making them a reality in regional WA.
If you're among the growing number of Western Australians enjoying the benefits of rooftop solar - congratulations! It's a great first step towards making the most of your home's solar potential.
And with both State and Federal Government incentives now available, it's the perfect time to supercharge your rooftop solar by adding a battery.
Whether you live in a remote community, rent your home, or are simply looking for affordable energy options, we believe you should have access to the benefits of solar.
Here’s how we’re delivering clean, reliable energy and helping customers save money in the process.
We're committed to leading the energy transition and electric vehicles (EVs for short) are an important step to achieving net zero emissions by 2050.
Better still, our upgraded WA EV Network makes driving an EV easier than ever before, thanks to 110 charging points in 49 locations across Western Australia. That's our country's longest connected EV highway, right here in WA.
Each year, our Community Partnerships Program invests $1.1 million into projects and events that drive local growth, health, and wellbeing across our vast service area.
Learn more about the program, the organisations we support and how to apply.
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