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Horizon Power is leading the energy industry to a cleaner, greener energy future by deploying a technology system to integrate distributed energy resources in microgrids across regional and remote Western Australia.
Horizon Power and Synergy have awarded a contract to source the electric vehicle charging hardware for Western Australia’s new electric vehicle fast charging network to Australian company JET Charge, as announced by Energy Minister Bill Johnston today.
The WA Government has announced a $400 Household Electricity Credit to help reduce cost-of-living pressures for households, as part of the 2022-23 State Budget.
Horizon Power will continue to partner with the Department of Education to deliver rooftop solar systems to a further 32 schools across Western Australia’s northwest regions as part of the second stage of the Solar Schools initiative.
Horizon Power has entered a three-year partnership with Enzen Australia to deliver infrastructure and technology to create a smart network in the East Kimberley region in the north of Western Australia.
Horizon Power and Pacific Energy were joined by the Premier, Hon Mark McGowan and Minister for Energy, Hon Bill Johnston to formally open the Shark Lake Renewables Hub in Esperance and mark the official completion of the Esperance Power Project.
Horizon Power has awarded more than half a million dollars to community organisations across regional Western Australia in the final round of its 2021/22 Community Partnerships Program.
Horizon Power is pleased to announce it has signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding with FutureEnergy Australia to investigate opportunities to establish a renewable diesel industry in regional Western Australia.
Horizon Power has awarded a $6 million contract to Karratha Building Company to refurbish its Carnarvon depot and construct a new, purpose-built logistics building that will service the wider Gascoyne Mid West region.
Horizon Power has upgraded the electricity networks in 13 remote Aboriginal communities across regional Western Australia.
Providing you with a safe, reliable supply of electricity, developing solutions to transition to more renewable energy and delivering the best possible customer service underpin our service commitments to you and your community.
Horizon Power is urging farmers to be vigilant around electrical infrastructure following a series of safety-critical incidents involving overhead powerlines.
In 2021, twelve incidents were recorded where heavy machinery came into contact with poles and powerlines on farms around Esperance. Contact with live wires poses a significant safety risk to those involved, including electric shock and electrocution.
Horizon Power’s Esperance customers experienced a power outage in the early hours of Sunday morning last week when an automated process at the town’s new power station was activated.
Horizon Power is urging people to take care around mini pillars, or green domes, which contain live wires that, if damaged, can be just as dangerous as fallen powerlines.
Horizon Power has partnered with Telstra to transition Western Australia’s first remote mobile tower from an overhead power supply to a standalone power system (SPS).
Horizon Power is committed to growing regional WA by supporting local communities and partnering with great initiatives. That's why we are excited to launch the next round of Horizon Power Community Partnerships.
Between February and March 2022, we will hold a number of information sessions across regional WA for not-for-profit organisations and local government authorities to attend to learn more about the program and investment partnership packages available.
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.
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