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Delivering clean energy solutions for regional growth and vibrant communities.

Connecting over 47,000 households and businesses to 38 different networks across the largest (and most amazing) area of any Australian energy provider. That's why we're exploring new and innovative ways to transform the energy sector today. Creating future-ready, greener communities tomorrow.

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2025/26 results

We continued to deliver reliable, affordable and increasingly sustainable energy solutions for regional and remote Western Australia, while supporting regional growth and vibrant communities across our 2.3 million square kilometre service area.

Built around the themes of customer-led decarbonisation, affordable energy and regional growth, our 2025/26 results demonstrate the practical outcomes we are delivering across the regions we serve.

Over the past year, we:

  • Reached the final stages of construction of the Exmouth Power Project.
  • Progressed major energy projects in Leonora, Laverton and Menzies, supporting the transition to cleaner and more resilient energy systems.
  • Advanced the Pilbara Energy Transition and progressed community battery and long-duration energy storage projects to support future energy needs.
  • Improved energy services in remote communities through advanced metering, infrastructure upgrades and renewable solutions.
  • Strengthened our commitment to Aboriginal communities through the launch of our Stretch Reconciliation Action Plan and continued investment in community partnerships.
  • Invested in our people through leadership development, workforce capability programs and award-winning health and wellbeing initiatives.

Our customers

We place customers at the heart of our operations, delivering tailored support through modernised services, targeted financial relief and regionally embedded leadership.

  • Exmouth Power Project is nearing completion and is expected to supply up to 80% renewable energy to the community.
  • Achieved an 81% customer satisfaction rating.
  • Expanded customer participation in the energy transition through Community Wave and Sunshine Saver.

Our community

We are working together with our customers to provide future energy solutions that work for them and programs that support vibrant regional communities.

  • Invested more than $1.1 million through our Community Partnerships Program.
  • Spent more than $53 million with Aboriginal businesses, supporting economic participation and creating opportunities across regional Western Australia.
  • Expanded Kimberley Communities Solar Saver, helping remote Aboriginal communities benefit from renewable energy.
  • Continued to support Western Australian Industry Participation through local procurement and supplier engagement, helping deliver broader economic benefits across the regions we serve.

Our people

We recognise employee excellence, promote diversity, equity and inclusion, and prioritise the safety and wellbeing of our workforce. 

  • Invested in workforce capability, leadership development and employee wellbeing.
  • Delivered award-winning volunteering and wellbeing initiatives.
  • Continued building a skilled and inclusive workforce to support the future energy system.

Our environment

We advanced our environmental stewardship through ongoing efforts to reduce carbon emissions, active participation in climate risk reporting initiatives, and enhanced regulatory compliance.

  • Contributed to the WA Government's Climate Risk Reporting Pilot Program, helping shape climate risk management and reporting frameworks for the public sector.
  • Reviewed and updated our Environmental Policy and Aboriginal Heritage Management Policy to align with our Corporate Strategy and legislative requirements.
  • Strengthened environmental and heritage governance through updated training programs, expanded audit activities and improved compliance processes.
  • Working closely with Traditional Owner groups across Western Australia to support culturally informed project planning and delivery.
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Energy Charter Disclosure Report

At Horizon Power, our customers and communities are at the centre of everything we do. As the only Western Australian based signatory to The Energy Charter, we're committed to delivering safe, reliable and affordable energy while supporting a sustainable future for regional and remote Western Australia. 

The Energy Charter helps guide how we listen to our customers, work with communities and make decisions that improve outcomes. Here's a summary of some of the ways we're creating value for our customers and communities through the Energy Charter's five customer centred principles. 

View the latest report

 

Principle 1 : Customers at the centre

We're committed to listening to our customers and communities, making it easier to participate in the energy transition, and ensuring customer voices help shape our decisions and services. 

 Highlights: 

  • Making solar and battery information easier to access: around 270 customers connected with trusted energy information and local installers through our Town Activation pilot, helping build confidence in renewable energy options. 
  • Improved outage communication: the rollout of PowerAlert across all regions helped customers stay informed during outages, increasing satisfaction with outage communications.  
  • Investing in communities: through our Community Partnership Program, we continued to support community initiatives and local projects that help build stronger regional communities. 

Principle 2: Energy affordability and value

We're helping customers manage energy costs and access the benefits of renewable energy through practical programs that deliver real savings. 

Highlights: 

  • Sunshine Saver: supported 1,845 customers across 16 towns and delivered more than $420,000 in annual customer benefits.  
  • Kimberley Communities Solar Saver: delivered more than $212,000 in bill credits, helping 435 households access solar benefits, with average annual savings of around $450 per household.  

What we're working towards 
Expanding programs that improve affordability and provide more customers with access to renewable energy savings and practical energy efficiency support.

Principle 3: Safe, reliable and sustainable energy

We're investing in infrastructure, renewable energy and innovative technologies to deliver reliable services today while preparing communities for the future energy system. 

Highlights: 

  • Cleaner energy for remote communities: hybrid energy solutions achieved estimate 90% reduction in diesel use at Cockatoo Springs, supporting cleaner and more sustainable energy generation.  
  • Advanced metering rollout: advanced metering infrastructure was rolled out across 16 remote communities, helping customers access better energy information and services.  
  • Community-led renewable energy projects: Exmouth Jirndal Solar Farm progressed to completion helping Exmouth transition to a cleaner energy future.  

What we're working towards 
Continuing to improve energy reliability, expand renewable and hybrid energy solutions, and strengthen long term energy outcomes for remote communities. 

Principle 4 : Customer and community experience

We're making it easier for customers to access information, interact with us and receive services that meet their needs. 

Highlights: 

  • Planning the Kimberley's energy future together: community engagement was completed across five Kimberley towns, helping shape future renewable energy solutions.
  • Clearer and more accessible communication: we expanded the use of plain English, inclusive design and culturally tailored customer resources. 

What we're working towards 
Improving digital services, customer communications and accessibility through plain language, inclusive design and culturally appropriate resources. 

Principle 5 : Support customers facing vulnerable circumstances

We're committed to supporting customers experiencing hardship or challenging circumstances through practical assistance, education and tailored support services. 

Highlights: 

  • Energy Ahead: Supported around 250 households through personalised energy coaching, delivering average annual bill savings of $150 per participating household.  

What we're working towards
Strengthening support for vulnerable customers by embedding our Vulnerability Framework across the customer journey and expanding the Energy Ahead program to more communities, helping more households reduce energy costs and improve affordability outcomes. 

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2024/25 results

Measuring our social impact ensures that we hold ourselves accountable to our communities:

  • measuring the delivery of our ambition; and
  • continually improving how we operate to create sustainable outcomes.

 

Annual corporate performance results

View our current and historical business, regulatory and social impact results.

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The future of energy is evolving fast

We're working with the State Government, Synergy and Western Power to transition how we produce, manage and consume energy in WA.

Horizon Power acknowledges the Traditional Custodians throughout Western Australia and their continuing connection to the land, waters and community. We pay our respects to all members of the Aboriginal communities and their cultures; and to Elders past, present and emerging.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are advised that this website may contain images, names or voices of deceased people.