The Energy Efficiency Council is a not-for-profit membership association for businesses, universities, governments and NGOs.
Founded in 2009, the Council’s members are diverse, but united by a common cause: building a sophisticated market for energy management products and services that deliver:
- Healthy, comfortable buildings;
- Productive, competitive businesses; and
- An affordable, reliable and sustainable energy system for Australia.
The Council’s job is to make Australia a global leader in smart energy management. To this end, the Council works with its members and partners to:
- Drive ambitious government policy by advocating for smart energy management policies and programs that deliver for all Australians;
- Support business decision making and growth with trusted, impartial information on energy so that businesses have confidence making the right energy management investments; and
- Ensure quality with standards and professional development by supporting standards development and benchmarking for the sector, and training and professional development for professionals across Australia.
The Council is a national organisation with headquarters in Melbourne.
Company Details
- Employees
- 28
- Founded
- -
- Address
- 222 Exhibition St, Level 7,australia
- Industry
- Think Tanks
- NAICS
-
Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities
- Website
- eec.org.au
- Keywords
- that deliver:.
- HQ
- Melbourne, Victoria
- Competitors
- All Energy Australia, Clean Energy Council, Australian Alliance for Energy Productivity (A2EP), Smart Energy Council, Careers for Net Zero, Energy Efficiency Movement, Energy Users Association of Australia, RACE for 2030, Climateworks Centre, Energy Efficiency in Industrial Processes - EEIP.
Energy Efficiency Council Questions
Energy Efficiency Council's website is eec.org.au
Energy Efficiency Council's LinkedIn profile is https://au.linkedin.com/company/eecouncil
Energy Efficiency Council has
28 employees.
View email and phone details for 28
employees at Energy Efficiency Council.
Energy Efficiency Council's industry is
Think Tanks
Energy Efficiency Council's top competitors are
All Energy Australia,
Clean Energy Council,
Australian Alliance For Energy Productivity (A2ep),
Smart Energy Council,
Careers For Net Zero,
Energy Efficiency Movement,
Energy Users Association Of Australia,
Race For 2030,
Climateworks Centre,
Energy Efficiency In Industrial Processes - Eeip.
Energy Efficiency Council's categories are Think Tanks
Energy Efficiency Council's founding year is 2009
