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Amanda Energy is a leading Western Australian energy management firm specialising in innovative energy delivery solutions. Amanda offers a compelling alternative to the status quo with the knowledge and experience to create tailored solutions that deliver positive environmental and financial outcomes for our clients. Grid electricity and solar solutions tha

22/08/2026

Case Study Spotlight: Quality Press x Amanda Energy

When rising energy costs began impacting operations, Quality Press, a leading commercial printer, turned to Amanda Energy for a smarter, more sustainable energy solution.

βœ… The Challenge
High electricity consumption, increasing capacity charges, and a competitive market environment were putting pressure on operating costs.

βœ… The Approach
Amanda Energy conducted a comprehensive review of Quality Press's energy usage, including consumption patterns, demand, power factor, and solar opportunities, to develop a tailored strategy.

βœ… The Solution
Through a combination of unbundled electricity rates, energy management advice, and tailored pricing strategies, Amanda Energy helped Quality Press better manage energy demand and mitigate the impact of market price increases.

βœ… The Result
Since partnering with Amanda Energy in 2019, Quality Press has successfully reduced capacity charges, lowered energy costs, and maintained greater stability in electricity expenditure despite significant market fluctuations.

πŸ“– Read the full case study: https://amandaenergy.com.au/case-study/quality-press-case-study/

20/08/2026

⚑ Electricity vs Gas: What Drives Costs?

Not all energy costs are created equal.

For restaurants, energy consumption is typically driven by refrigeration, cooking equipment, HVAC systems, and hot water. Demand often spikes during peak service periods, making energy management a constant balancing act.

For manufacturers, the picture looks very different. Energy is often consumed by production machinery, motors, compressed air systems, process heating, and other operational processes that run for extended periods or continuously.

The result?

πŸ“ˆ Greater complexity in managing energy costs
πŸ“ˆ Ongoing exposure to electricity and gas price volatility
πŸ“ˆ Increased importance of having a clear procurement strategy

Understanding your energy mix is the first step towards controlling costs, reducing risk, and making better procurement decisions.

Whether you're operating a restaurant, a manufacturing facility, or a multi-site business, knowing what's driving consumption can help uncover opportunities to improve efficiency and achieve better contract outcomes.

πŸ” What's the biggest contributor to your energy bill today: electricity or gas? Tell us in the comments below.

19/08/2026

We're proud to support J, a successful business owner with interests across Spice Master Noodle House, 806 Noodle House, and a recently acquired business, by managing all of his electricity supply accounts under one roof.

Over the years, we've worked closely to ensure his businesses remain on highly competitive electricity contracts despite ongoing market volatility and rising network and capacity charges.

A recent highlight was successfully negotiating a reduction in electricity pricing for Spice Master Noodle House and 806 Noodle House, delivering meaningful ongoing savings while maintaining the reliable service and support his businesses depend on.

As energy costs continue to challenge businesses across Australia, proactive account management and strategic procurement can make a significant difference.

Thank you, J, for your continued trust in our team.

If you want to see how we can save on your energy bill, call us on (08) 9430 7048 or email us on [email protected]

Photos from Amanda Energy's post 18/08/2026

βœ… Is your energy strategy aligned with today's changing market?

Many businesses focus on securing competitive energy rates, but effective procurement goes far beyond price alone.

A proactive energy procurement strategy can help identify risks, uncover savings opportunities, and improve budget certainty before your next contract renewal.

Before heading to market, ask yourself:

β˜‘οΈ Do you know when your current contracts expire?
β˜‘οΈ Have you analysed recent consumption trends and usage patterns?
β˜‘οΈ Are there opportunities to consolidate multiple sites or accounts?
β˜‘οΈ Is your procurement approach aligned with your business goals and risk appetite?
β˜‘οΈ Are you prepared for market fluctuations and future energy demands?

By doing this, it highlights the key areas every business leader should review to make informed energy decisions.

What is the biggest challenge your organisation faces when reviewing energy contracts?

Tell us in the comments or email us at [email protected].

Photos from Amanda Energy's post 13/08/2026

The Wholesale Electricity Market's transition toward greater renewable generation, battery storage and flexible gas generation is reshaping market dynamics.

This winter, elevated wholesale electricity prices were driven by coal and wind generation outages, increasing reliance on gas-fired generation to support grid reliability and battery charging demand.

06/08/2026

Western Australia's Wholesale Electricity Market (WEM) continues its transformation from a system dominated by thermal generation to one increasingly shaped by utility-scale batteries, rooftop solar and flexible gas generation.

This winter has highlighted the challenges that often accompany periods of energy transition. Wholesale energy prices remained elevated, driven largely by coal and wind generation outages. As a result, higher-cost gas-fired generation has played a critical role, not only in replacing unavailable capacity but also in meeting the growing demand associated with battery charging.

While AEMO has indicated that several major coal outages are approaching completion, current outage levels suggest price volatility and upward pressure on energy costs may persist through September.

πŸ’‘ WA Gas Outlook: Strong Supply Today, Strategic Questions Tomorrow

The WA domestic gas market remained well supplied throughout July 2026, supported by softer industrial demand and the anticipated arrival of additional supply from the Scarborough and Perth Basin developments.

However, the longer-term outlook remains nuanced. As the WEM continues to integrate higher levels of renewable generation and energy storage, the role of flexible gas generation becomes increasingly important. The timing of new supply projects and future demand growth will be key factors shaping WA's gas market and energy costs in the years ahead.

πŸ‘‰ What This Means for Energy Users

The energy transition is creating both challenges and opportunities. Market volatility, changing generation patterns and evolving gas fundamentals are making proactive energy procurement and risk management more important than ever.

If you're looking to better understand your exposure, identify cost-saving opportunities, or optimise your energy strategy, Amanda Energy can help. Contact our team to explore practical ways to reduce costs and navigate an increasingly complex energy market with confidence.

Want to see if you're paying more than you need to?

πŸ“ž Get in touch with Amanda Energy today on (08) 9430 7048 or email [email protected] and discover potential cost savings for your business.

05/08/2026

Shining our latest customer spotlight on Satnam Sidhu and the SBL Group! 🀝

Satnam is the proud proprietor behind some of our community’s favourite dining destinations: Saroor , Beach St Co. Bib & Tucker and Longview Cottesloe in Cottesloe.

Our association with SBL Group goes back to 2023. From day one, this partnership has been built on a foundation of mutual trust and a shared commitment to exceptional customer relationships. At Amanda Energy, our goal is to provide reliable and affordable gas to keep their busy kitchens running seamlessly, and there has been no looking back since.

Local and proud businesses trust Amanda Energy. To see how you can save and build a long-term relationship, contact us today. Let's power your business forward. ⚑

Contact us on (08) 9430 7048 or email us at [email protected].

Photos from Amanda Energy's post 04/08/2026

Restaurant chains often focus on food and labour costs, but energy can be one of the largest controllable expenses. Regular contract reviews can uncover significant savings opportunities across multiple sites. Is your business still on the right plan?

Use the saving calculator to see how much you can save with your energy bill here: https://shorturl.at/dX8Mf

02/06/2026

Many WA businesses may be paying more for electricity and/or gas than they need to - often without real visibility into whether their current contract remains competitive.

To help businesses better understand their energy position, Amanda Energy is introducing a new complimentary service:

⚑ Free Commercial Energy Bill Analysis

Businesses can now upload their latest electricity and/or gas invoice for review by the Amanda Energy team. We’ll assess current rates, contract structures, and usage data to identify whether there may be opportunities for improvement.

The process is simple:

πŸ“„ Upload your latest energy bill
πŸ–ŠοΈ Provide your business contact details
βœ… Confirm your current contract status
πŸ‘πŸΌ Authorise access to historical usage data

Our team will then provide an initial assessment within 2–3 business days.

This service is obligation-free and designed to help businesses make more informed energy procurement decisions in an increasingly complex market.

Learn more at >> https://amandaenergy.com.au/

07/05/2026

Energy bills are one of the biggest overheads for gyms, and Samuel Pickett knew it was time to do something about it.

As the owner of multiple Anytime Fitness locations across WA, Samuel needed competitive rates that worked across all his sites without the hassle.

Our consultant Michael Andrews got to work and secured bespoke rates tailored to Samuel's business, helping him access some of the most competitive rates available while keeping things simple.

If your costs are eating into your margins, let's talk.
Visit https://amandaenergy.com.au/

Disclaimer: Savings and rates may vary depending on consumption profile and market conditions.

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