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Melbourne next stop in world’s biggest energy start-up prize

Melbourne welcomes 15 start-up finalists this week to compete for USD$200,000 prize in the 2018 Free Electrons program as they seek to revolutionise the way we use energy in the future. Ten international utility companies, including AusNet Services, have selected the final 15 start-ups from over 500 applications. The finalists represent some of the world’s most innovative minds in the energy sector and are further evidence of a rapidly evolving industry. Pioneering new technologies in areas such as smart grids, customer solutions, Internet of Things (IoT), digitisation, clean energy and energy efficiency will change the way we consume, purchase and in some cases even sell energy in the future.

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Melbourne next stop in world’s biggest energy start-up prize

Melbourne welcomes 15 start-up finalists this week to compete for USD$200,000 prize in the 2018 Free Electrons program as they seek to revolutionise the way we use energy in the future. Ten international utility companies, including AusNet Services, have selected the final 15 start-ups from over 500 applications. The finalists represent some of the world’s most innovative minds in the energy sector and are further evidence of a rapidly evolving industry. Pioneering new technologies in areas such as smart grids, customer solutions, Internet of Things (IoT), digitisation, clean energy and energy efficiency will change the way we consume, purchase and in some cases even sell energy in the future.

Intention to voluntarily delist from SGX-ST

Intention to voluntarily delist from SGX-ST

Letter to eligible AusNet Services shareholders

Letter to eligible AusNet Services shareholders

Suspension of Dividend Reinvestment Plan

Suspension of Dividend Reinvestment Plan

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AusNet Services to run Australia's first customer centred price setting

AusNet Services to run Australia's first customer centred price setting

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Helicopter inspections of power assets in Victoria's East to begin

Low-flying helicopter inspections across Eastern Victoria will begin next week as part of AusNet Services’ intensive and ongoing maintenance and bushfire mitigation work.

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Helicopter inspections of power assets in Eastern Victoria to begin

Low-flying helicopter inspections across Eastern Victoria will begin next week as part of AusNet Services’ intensive and ongoing maintenance and bushfire mitigation work.

AusNet Services to run Australia's first customer centred price setting

Victorian electricity distributor AusNet Services is embarking on a ground-breaking trial in which it will negotiate its proposed service offerings and expenditure directly with highly-skilled, qualified individuals appointed to formally represent the perspectives of its customers.