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Joining the conversation on Gippsland’s energy future

12 August 2026

SEC will be at the Gippsland New Energy Conference (GNEC) in Traralgon on 18 and 19 August, joining industry, government and community leaders to explore the opportunities emerging from Victoria’s energy transition.

SEC supports Natimuk’s gymnasts on the road to recovery

10 August 2026

When a fast-moving fire tore through Grass Flat, 30 kilometres west of the SEC Renewable Energy Park – Horsham, in January 2026, it destroyed about 30 buildings, including homes, farms and businesses.

Smart ways to stay warm this winter

06 August 2026

While the days are starting to stretch out, many households are reaching for the heater controls when they wake up to frosty mornings or after the sun’s gone down. The good news? A few small changes can help you use less energy at home while keeping the winter chill at bay.

SEC’s giant battery powering Victoria through peak demand

27 July 2026

SEC’s giant battery in Plumpton is delivering strong results, providing Victorians with electricity when they need it most and easing pressure on wholesale electricity prices.