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DIY Business Energy Audit

Find out what's contributing to your bill and the steps you can take to reduce your energy costs.

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Thanks for taking the time to complete the energy audit

We've emailed a copy of your energy saving tips recommendations to your inbox.
If you answered 'No' or 'Unsure' to any question, we've included relevant energy-saving tips below. These provide a range of ways to help your business improve efficiency and reduce energy use.

By chipping away at the little and big recommendations - your business could be on the way to bigger bill savings.

Recommended energy saving tips for your business

What do next with your recommendations

Review the energy saving recommendations

And pull together a business efficiency action plan - now that you have a better understanding of where you can improve.

+ Put an action plan in place

Track the impact of your changes

Via MyAccount when new energy efficiency measures are in place. Access regular energy insights and data to track the effect on your energy costs.

+ Monitor usage with MyAccount

Invest in long-term savings

When all the easy stuff has been done, consider investing in renewable and electric alternatives to deliver long-term, ongoing savings.

+ Getting future ready

Other resources to support you

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Visit business energy rating

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1 We recognise the Government of South Australia's Energy Advisory Service's generosity in permitting Horizon Power to utilise their DIY Business Energy Audit publication as a foundation for our tool. * Visit Energy Consumers Australia (2023) SME Energy Consumer Information Research for more information.

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