CS Energy in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | Energy company

CS Energy

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3854 7777

Address: Level 2 HQ North Tower, 540 Wickham Street, Fortitude Valley 4006 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Website: https://www.csenergy.com.au

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24.01.2022 We are proud members of our local communities in regional Queensland. We are more than just employers and service providers in local areas we are also good neighbours. For us, being a good neighbour means building strong relationships with those around us and doing the right thing by them. Read more about our role in local communities here http://ow.ly/KdTQ50CleXi

24.01.2022 Fourteen CS Energy ‘Mo Bros’ grew moustaches for #movember to raise awareness and funds for men’s health issues. Since 2003 Movember Australia has been changing the face of men’s health, leading conversations about prostate cancer, testicular cancer, mental health and suicide prevention. Congratulations to the CS Energy participants for raising a combined total of more than $4,300! It was also great to see the Toolbox Talks being held at our sites this month to generate conversations about #menshealth.

23.01.2022 Did you know the National Electricity Market is one of the most highly regulated and competitive markets in the world? Electricity prices are set every five minutes there is no more competitive market than that. The Australian Energy Market Operator manages the market to ensure Australians have access to reliable, secure and affordable electricity. ... Read more about the market and how it works here: http://ow.ly/LEfw50Ciiox

21.01.2022 We’re trialling wearable #tech to enable our engineers to remotely assess the condition of our power plant equipment. Head of Optimisation Brian Lawrence is wearing a hands-free, helmet mounted camera to provide engineers with a ‘Brian’s eye view’ during some plant inspections. Learn more: http://ow.ly/cji150Cd5Jy #wearables #remotecollaboration

21.01.2022 Prices in the National Electricity Market fluctuate due to a number of factors such as coal and gas prices, weather conditions, water supply and power disruptions. There are more than 100 generators and retailers participating in the National Electricity Market and it is a highly competitive market. Learn more about how it works here http://ow.ly/xnW750Cg93f

19.01.2022 Earlier this week we welcomed 30 students and teachers from Monto State High School to Callide Power Station. The students were taken on small group tours around site, learning about the key steps in the electricity generation process. Several of our employees also spoke about their roles at the power station to provide the students with an insight into potential careers in the industry. Thank you to our employees who helped make the day a success and passing on your industry knowledge to the next generation. #monto #callidevalley #centralqueensland #biloela #PowerGeneration #EnergyCareers

17.01.2022 We’re proud to congratulate Ted Watson from our Callide Power Station for winning the Individual Innovation category in the recent Queensland Generator Safety Forum Health & Safety Awards. Ted’s innovation introduced laser scanning to inspect the interior of mills eliminating the need for a person to enter a confined space to do this. It was a clean sweep for CS Energy in this category with Jeff Snelling and Mark Reid named as runner up for their project to use a robot to get footage from inside the boiler oil tank at Kogan Creek. Well done to Ted, Jeff, Mark and all our entrants for the work they do to create a safer place to work every day. #innovation #safety

16.01.2022 In June we posted about the work TradeMutt is doing in contribution to the IT'S NOT OK Projects. Yesterday our Orange Woman had a visit from Pauline Blackwood ...of CS Energy who remarked ‘I did for a rare occasion feel very tall!’ CS Energy are proud supporters of TradeMutt with Pauline’s visit turning out to serve a dual purpose. ‘I was told by someone they liked my colourful high vis shirt. This gave me the opportunity to talk about the reason the company who make them (TradeMutt) was started 2 tradies who had an idea to use funky work shirts to start conversations about mental health among blue collar workers. One of them had a best mate who took his own life and wanted to do something about it. I was also able to talk about the fact that through our shirts and the support of CS Energy, we were able to donate money to a local Biloela charity.’ Thank you Pauline and CS Energy for your support and belief in our Zonta Club. Pauline Blackwood in Biloela Betta Home Living #itsnotokprojects #sherescuehome #sherescuehomecambodia #shesewingcentre #shesewingcentrecambodia #trademutt #sexualabuse #humantraffiking #sustainableworkwear #ethicalworkwear #16Daysofactivism #stopviolenceagainstwomen #endchildmarriage #Zontasaysno

16.01.2022 Kogan Creek Mining Manager Brendan Davies was among the guest speakers at the Chinchilla Men’s Shed Health and Wellness Morning today, which coincides with International Men’s Day. Held in the same month as Movember, the day is an opportunity to improve male health and celebrate positive male role models. Brendan shared his personal wellness journey in a presentation that he has previously provided at industry events and in a toolbox talk at Kogan Creek Power Station. So man...y men keep things bottled up and see it as a sign of weakness to admit that they’re struggling with mental health issues. The reality is that almost half of Australians will experience a mental illness at some point in their lifetime, Brendan said. Whether we are managers, supervisors, workmates, friends or partners it’s so important to speak up if you’re struggling and to listen if someone comes to you for advice. #internationalmensday #movember #mentalhealth #westerndowns

15.01.2022 CS Energy sells electricity to retailers at a wholesale price in the National Electricity Market. Did you know that wholesale generation costs typically make up one third of the costs in your retail electricity bill? http://ow.ly/PC9E50Ct1xB

12.01.2022 Last week was a busy one for our Environment team at Kogan Creek Power Station when a Yellow Spotted Monitor and a Little Red Fruitbat were found at separate locations on the site. Our power stations are located in rural areas so we share our sites with the local wildlife. Sometimes we need to relocate animals from our sites to ensure their safety and that of our workers, which was the case last week. Using experienced wildlife handlers, the monitor was moved to a shadier spot along a local creek and the fruitbat was released into a native bat colony. #westerndowns

11.01.2022 Congratulations to our 2020 Chinchilla BEST Group graduates!!! The Bringing Employers and Students Together (BEST) Group has run and supported events and progra...ms to help our High School students prepare to enter the workforce annually since 2018. The Chinchilla BEST group has amazing support from local businesses who generously give their time to plan and deliver activities to ensure our year 12 graduates have strong job prospects. The CCCI are incredibly proud of the amazing schools, students and business who worked together for the entire year. Thanks to MFE PTY LTD for sponsoring today’s event including all ice, cold water, and ice blocks to keep everyone cool! Yancoal Cameby Downs Mine CS Energy Western Downs Regional Council Chinchilla Christian College Chinchilla State High School

10.01.2022 This year has been challenging for so many Queenslanders with the ongoing impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic being felt by many communities and businesses. We have done everything we can to ease the burden on our local communities and suppliers, such as shortening our payment terms to 14 days for small and medium enterprises. Shortening our payment terms is just one small way that CS Energy can help SMEs manage their cashflow during this period. Learn more about how we support Queensland communities here http://ow.ly/V6Vr50ChjKm

07.01.2022 Did you know the National Electricity Market has more than 100 generators and retailers who buy and sell electricity, which is what drives highly competitive wholesale electricity prices? Learn more about the market here: http://ow.ly/CRyK50CsY4b

05.01.2022 Yesterday we learned more about the history of our First Nations people at story telling sessions with Darumbal and Yiman man Trent White at Callide Power Station and via Webex for #NAIDOCWeek. Trent is based out of Rockhampton and photographs First Nations people to help preserve their culture. It was a privilege to have Trent share with us Indigenous language, country and his personal journey. Earlier in the day, we visited Biloela State High School with Trent to present them with four of his works, which CS Energy has purchased so they can be displayed at the school to share Indigenous culture with future generations. Trent White Photography #NAIDOC2020

05.01.2022 In the regional Queensland communities where we operate, we are more than just employers and service providers we also pride ourselves on being a good neighbour. Read more here http://ow.ly/dOMv50CyQ6K

05.01.2022 We’re proud to be among the project partners for QUT’s Hydrogen Process R&D Project at Redlands.

04.01.2022 Do you know someone that is concerned about their power bill this summer? Follow the link below for information on assistance available. We're proud to be part of another practical information campaign for consumers from The Energy Charter. http://ow.ly/SNCP50CsYUu #energycharterau #covid19australia

03.01.2022 As signatories to the Energy Charter, we have a strong commitment to putting our customers first. The Energy Charter is a national CEO-led collaboration that supports the energy sector towards a customer-centric future. Each year we report on how we have improved to become more customer focused and on our progress to meeting the Independent Accountability Panel’s recommendations.... Hear a snippet from our CEO Andrew Bills’ recent chat with the panel.

02.01.2022 We're in for some hot, hot, hot days across the state! As the weather heats up, look out for friends and family (especially the elderly, young children and pregnant women), seek shade, stay cool and drink plenty of water