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Watts Next?
Energy Consumers Australia
11 episodes
1 day ago
Our energy network is going through a massive transformation as we look to decarbonise our grid through the rollout of renewables. And with the pace of innovation increasing, it’s becoming pretty clear that we’re in for a bit of a bumpy ride. So whether you’re an industry veteran, or just keen to learn more - Watts Next? will bring you into conversations with some of the leading voices in the energy sector, as we try to figure out how to build the energy system of the future. Watts Next? is a podcast by Energy Consumers Australia, the national voice for energy consumers.
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Our energy network is going through a massive transformation as we look to decarbonise our grid through the rollout of renewables. And with the pace of innovation increasing, it’s becoming pretty clear that we’re in for a bit of a bumpy ride. So whether you’re an industry veteran, or just keen to learn more - Watts Next? will bring you into conversations with some of the leading voices in the energy sector, as we try to figure out how to build the energy system of the future. Watts Next? is a podcast by Energy Consumers Australia, the national voice for energy consumers.
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The modern ombudsman – building trust and social licence
Watts Next?
29 minutes 39 seconds
2 years ago
The modern ombudsman – building trust and social licence

When a customer has an issue with their energy provider, one of the places they can turn is to the Energy and Water Ombudsman. It can be a difficult role that can help keep the whole industry in check, but how does the role of an ombudsman need to evolve as our energy system rapidly changes?

In this episode, Energy Consumers Australia’s Melissa McAuliffe speaks with Catherine Wolthuizen - Energy and Water Ombudsman for Victoria. Melissa and Catherine explore the concept of the 'modern ombudsman', and how their role can evolve in the midst of the cost-of-living crisis and significant technological change. The conversation contains the most recent research and insights from EWOV about the biggest challenges consumers are facing, and how retailers can play a role in alleviating these pressures.

This episode also features an update from the Energy Consumers Australia's Grants Program, which covers the priority issues that need the most attention in the energy market to help guide applicants on the projects we're most open to funding.

Show notes for interview

  • ⁠Catherine Wolthuizen on LinkedIn⁠
  • ⁠Melissa McAuliffe on LinkedIn⁠
  • ⁠Website: Energy and Water Ombudsman - Data Hub

Show Notes for Grants Update

  • ⁠Energy Consumers Australia: For applicants
  • Energy Consumers Australia: Grant Priority Issues
Watts Next?
Our energy network is going through a massive transformation as we look to decarbonise our grid through the rollout of renewables. And with the pace of innovation increasing, it’s becoming pretty clear that we’re in for a bit of a bumpy ride. So whether you’re an industry veteran, or just keen to learn more - Watts Next? will bring you into conversations with some of the leading voices in the energy sector, as we try to figure out how to build the energy system of the future. Watts Next? is a podcast by Energy Consumers Australia, the national voice for energy consumers.