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Momentum Energy Sustainability Actions

Offers optional GreenPower

Momentum Energy says customers can add up to 100% GreenPower to their electricity plan. GreenPower is a government-backed program where the retailer buys accredited renewable electricity on the customer’s behalf. The company says this helps support Australian renewable projects. This is an action because it is already available to customers, not just a future plan.

Promotes home electrification

Momentum Energy has partnered with Goodbye Gas to help Victorian households move from gas to all-electric homes. The offer includes support with removing gas meters, finding rebates, and arranging installation of electric appliances. The aim is to cut fossil fuel use and lower household emissions over time.

Supports solar and batteries

Momentum Energy has also partnered with Solargain to make solar panels and battery storage easier to access for homes and small businesses. The program includes help with product choice, installation, rebate applications, and ongoing support. Customers who buy through the offer can also receive a bill credit. This supports on-site renewable power and lower grid use.

Runs a virtual power plant

Momentum Energy promotes a Virtual Power Plant, which is a system that links many small energy assets together so they can act like one larger power source. It also offers Virtual Solar Sharing. These services are meant to help customers use energy more flexibly and support cleaner power use.

Reports ESG work in its group

Momentum’s wider group says it focuses on cutting greenhouse gas emissions, protecting biodiversity, reducing waste, improving worker safety, and sourcing materials more responsibly. It also says it works with local communities and stakeholders during project planning. ESG means environment, social, and governance, which is a way of tracking how a company handles climate, people, and business conduct.

Extends wind turbine life

The group says it works to extend the life of existing wind turbines and solar assets instead of replacing them too early. It also says it reuses parts where possible and recycles remaining materials when turbines reach the end of their life. This is a circularity approach, meaning it tries to keep materials in use for longer and reduce waste.

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