Synergy will retire four generation assets in order to meet the terms of the direction handed down last year by the state government to reduce its generation cap to a total of 2275 MW, exclusive of renewable generation facilities.

If your business is like most others, your meetings and discussions are littered with acronyms which, to the untrained ear, probably sound like another language. Perhaps you need a new CMS to achieve your KPIs for this FY. Or you need to change your SEO so your CFO can see a better ROI. Even when you’re talking about the weekend, maybe you need to visit the ATM so you could BYO to that BBQ.

Even 20 years ago, most of us had no idea what the internet would mean for businesses across the world. Now, we’re connected and interconnected in more ways than we can count – and there’s much more to come. It’s called the Internet of Things.

Synergy is pleased to donate $12,000 to the Lights for Lifeline campaign, which raises awareness of Western Australians in crisis over the festive period. Earlier this month, Perth residents were encouraged to upload a photo, or a short video, of their magical Christmas light decorations onto Synergy’s Christmas lights Facebook page and the home with the most votes would receive a share of $7,000 towards their electricity bill.

It’s going to be a very warm week with the mercury tipped to hit 41 degrees tomorrow! On days like this, we understand it’s tempting to crank that air-conditioner dial right down to 16 degrees.