Making the shift to renewables simple.
Momentum Energy is an Australian energy retailer and energy project company with a strong focus on renewable power. Its published material says it is owned by Hydro Tasmania, Australia’s largest generator of renewables, and it offers electricity plans with optional GreenPower, which means the company buys accredited renewable electricity on a customer’s behalf. It also promotes electrification, solar, battery storage, and virtual power plant services. Independent signals are mixed but lean positive: it has a 3.6/5 Trustpilot score on one listed profile, a 4.1-star Google review score on its site, and a 95/100 GRESB result for its wider group. At the same time, some third-party rating pages are incomplete or refer to other Momentum-branded companies, so the public picture is not fully clear. Positive Sentiment Found Public signals are mostly positive, though they come from a mix of company-linked and third-party sources. Momentum’s wider group says it scored 95 out of 100 in its first GRESB review, and GRESB (Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark, a widely used ESG scoring system) is an independent benchmark that compares sustainability performance. The company also highlights a 4.1-star Google review score as of September 2025 on its own site, and Trustpilot shows a 3.6/5 score on a listed review page for engie.com.au with 2,022 reviews, though that page appears to relate to a different brand name and should be treated carefully. The Commons Earth also has a profile page for Momentum Solar, suggesting the brand is visible in sustainability-focused shopping spaces, but no score is shown in the snippet. Common Criticisms: The negative picture is limited, but the available third-party evidence is messy and incomplete. The Trustpilot result shown in the material is for engie.com.au rather than Momentum Energy, so it does not clearly measure this brand’s own customer experience. That makes the public review picture hard to trust. The Commons Earth snippet for Momentum Solar also does not show a rating, so it gives no clear independent sustainability verdict. In addition, some of the B Corp results in the material belong to other companies with similar names, not clearly to Momentum Energy itself. This means there is a transparency gap: there is not enough clean, brand-specific third-party data to confirm how the company performs across all sustainability areas.
About Momentum Energy
- Status
- Unverified
- Website
- Visit Website
- Industry
- Utilities
- Country
- Australia
Momentum Energy Sustainability Actions
Momentum Energy Sustainability Commitments
2030
Move toward net zero
Momentum’s wider group says it is working toward net zero, which means balancing the greenhouse gases it emits with actions that remove or offset the same amount. The company says it plans to measure, reduce, and offset emissions as part of that path. No exact end year was given in the material, so this is a general future commitment rather than a dated target.