Contact Energy Monthly Operational Data May 2013
Contact Energy monthly operational data for the month ended 31 May 2013.
Media Release
Origin to withdraw from door to door sales
Origin Energy Limited (Origin) today announced it will withdraw from the residential door to door sales channel by 30 September 2013.
Block 121-Ca Voi-1X exploration well spuds, offshore Vietnam
Origin Energy, on behalf of the Block 121 Joint Venture,is pleased to announce that the 121-Ca Voi-1X well spudded at 0730 hours local (Vietnam) time on 15 June 2013.
Contact Energy secures long term funding with US investors
Contact Energy announces that it has raised US$240 million in long term debt through a private placement with US investors.
New smart technology delivers energy info to the fridge within seconds
In an Australian mass market first, Origin's Victorian customers will receive access to an innovative new in-home energy monitor that displays near real-time information about their energy use within seconds.
Contact confirms completion of sale of former New Plymouth power station site
Contact Energy Limited (Contact) today confirmed the conclusion of the sale process for the site of the former New Plymouth power station for a total of $24m.
Applications open for Origin’s Cullerin Range Wind Farm Community Investment Fund
Origin is making $20,000 in grants available to support community projects in the Gunning region, in the latest round of applications for the Company's Cullerin Range Wind Farm Community Investment Fund.
Contact Energy – Successful Pricing of New Wholesale Bond Issue
Contact Energy today announced the successful pricing of NZ$100 million of new wholesale bonds issued in the domestic market.
Origin warns customers of energy discount phone scam
Origin Energy is warning customers of a phone scam, with callers claiming to offer false energy discounts and seeking customers' personal details.
Knowledge is Power – Origin says energy industry is failing to communicate; launches new digital and social media push
A new national survey released today has revealed what many Australians have long suspected - the energy sector has failed to engage and inform consumers.