Affinity Electrical Technologies Competitors

Jemena owns and operates a diverse portfolio of energy assets across the east coast of Australia and the Northern Territory. With more than $11.5 billion worth of major utility infrastructure, we supply millions of households and businesses with essential services every day. We have more than a century’s experience and expertise in the utilities sector and, with our strong portfolio of high-quality distribution and transmission assets, we are ready to make the most of opportunities for growth and innovation in our operations. As a provider of gas and electricity we have enduring relationships with our customers and the communities where we operate. They are at the heart of our commitment to deliver energy safely, reliably and affordably, and to the sustainable growth of our business in the long term.

We work and live in the regions we serve - and we work hard to make sure our customers receive safe and reliable power. Our customers face a number of different challenges across different locations - and we’re here to understand and help address those challenges.

Energex Limited (Energex) and its predecessor organisations have provided electricity to homes and businesses in South East Queensland since the late 19th Century. Energex was formed in 1997 to replace the South East Queensland Electricity Board (SEQEB) and until 2007 the company not only distributed electricity but also reticulated and sold gas and electricity products. The gas and electricity retail businesses and gas reticulation network were sold in 2006/07 prior to the commencement of full retail gas and electricity contestability in Queensland in July 2007. Now we distribute electricity to more than 1.4 million residential, commercial and industrial customers across a population base of around 3.2 million in South East Queensland. In 2016, we merged with regional Queensland electricity distributor Ergon Energy Network under the newly formed entity Energy Queensland. We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians and pay our respect to all Elders past, present and emerging on whose land we walk, work and live on, and their continuing connection to land, sea and community.