Powercor Energy Partner

Powercor has launched a new program called Energy Partner in areas on the Surf Coast and Bellarine Peninsula over summer, and to support the introduction of this program we are offering a competition benefiting local schools.

The school with the most nominations from families, who register and participate in Energy Partner Events, will receive a grant of $10,000*.

And as your school falls within the Energy Partner area, you are in the running to receive this grant.

Every time a household registers as an Energy Partner, they are asked to nominate a local school and once a household participates in an event, their vote is allocated to the school they nominated. The school with the most nominations at the end of the program will receive the prize.

Powercor Energy Partner is open for registration now for those living within the Bellarine Peninsula and parts of the Surf Coast. Program details and the registration page can be found here powercor.com.au/energy-partner.

About Energy Partner

• Powercor will notify registered participants of these busy, peak days by calling an Event and sending an email or text 24 hours, the morning of and 1 to 2 hours prior to when we propose to start.
• You’ll have time to pre-cool your home before we set the temperature on air conditioners up to a maximum of 26 degrees for around 3 hours.
• It all happens via Sensibo – a smart device that automates the control of air conditioners and helps save energy. Powercor will provide and install the Sensibo unit, with a RRP of $159, into homes for free.
• There’s an ability to opt-out if it doesn’t suit on the day.
• We will pay each household $20 every time they participate in an Event for the full 3 hours and you’ll go in to the draw to win a $1,000 RACV resorts voucher*.

That’s extra pocket money for families or it can go towards energy bills.

From 1 December 2018 to 31 March 2019, residents within areas of the Surf Coast and Bellarine Peninsula can partner with Powercor to help reduce demand through air conditioning units in their home, for a few hours, on a few really hot days over summer.

It’s a simple thing the community can do to help.