Resident Calls For Insulation On Wires
A Kingaroy resident has called on Ergon Energy to insulate the cables on Moonya Street powerlines
A Kingaroy resident has called on Ergon Energy to insulate the cables on Moonya Street powerlines
Thousands of South Burnett residents were without power for nearly three and a half hours on Friday after a string of storms passed through the region.
Energy Minister Mark Bailey must address community concerns over potential job cuts at Ergon Energy, according to the LNP.
Ergon electricians and linesmen based in Bundaberg walked off the job on Wednesday claiming the company plans to axe frontline jobs in the Fraser Burnett region.
Recent blackouts caused by storm damage have prompted Ergon Energy to issue a timely reminder about its “life support” program.
The merger of Ergon Energy and Energex has been welcomed by unions after a pledge by the State Government that despite a predicted 360 job losses there will be no forced redundancies.
Friday night’s storms lashed the Kingaroy and Nanango areas with strong winds and driving rain, and left a string of blackouts in their wake.
Thunderstorms on Friday afternoon left more than 9000 local Ergon Energy customers without power
Ergon Energy Retail customers have given the Royal Flying Doctor Service in Queensland 10 million reasons to celebrate with a major milestone reached last week.
More than 10,000 homes lost power as a string of storms crossed the South Burnett on Saturday afternoon
SES volunteers will benefit from a new sponsorship deal with Ergon Energy, Energex and Powerlink.
Federal Member for Flynn Ken O’Dowd has accused the Queensland Government of extracting a “secret tax” through rising electricity prices.
Towns in the northern half of the South Burnett and parts of Gympie region lost power at 6:48pm on Monday night.
Ergon Energy is appealing for land owners considering a burn-off to take care around its infrastructure to avoid power poles being accidentally set on fire.
The construction of a proposed Kingaroy South Substation due to begin in 2018 has been shelved until 2025
Several people escaped injury when a powerline at Wondai Sportsground suddenly snapped on Saturday
The State Government announced on Friday that Ergon Energy will be entering the market to buy 150MW of renewable energy from regional Queensland.
The Barambah Environmental Education Centre near Gallangowan will install a solar-powered water pump to recycle rainwater used in its native plant nursery thanks to a $5000 grant from Ergon Energy’s Community Fund.
Applications are now open for Ergon Energy’s Community Fund with grants between $200 and $5000 available for individual organisations.
Ergon Energy has begun its search for apprentices to start work in 2016.