BEING HONEST ABOUT WHERE AUSTRALIA'S ENERGY COMES FROM.

We want to give you the information you need to make better informed decisions about energy. And we want to keep energy as reliable, affordable and sustainable as possible while we move towards a renewable future.

We call this True Power™.

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Know where your energy comes from. That's True Power™.

The reality is that the energy transition to net zero isn’t as easy as swapping from coal and gas to renewables. Harnessing the energy from the sun, wind and water isn’t free - it costs time and money to build the necessary infrastructure.

If Australia shuts down the existing energy sources before we have renewable energy sources to replace them, we’ll face shortages and prices that customers will struggle with even more than they are now. That’s not a realistic or responsible option in our view.

Right now, the most affordable and reliable route to net zero is blended energy - a mix of renewables, coal and gas. Of course, we want to leave coal and gas behind as soon as possible. But until then, while our pathway to net zero strategy means we’ve committed to no more coal assets, gas is still an essential part of continuing to supply Australia with the energy it needs now.

Read about our great track record of making energy more sustainable and ambitious plan to do even more.

And if you’d like to understand more about Australia’s energy grid, check out these Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) webpages: East CoastWest Coast.