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LIGHTHOUSE FOR ENERGY

See everything.
Model any scenario.

Understand the impacts across the business.

Change one assumption — a new offer, a hedge, a customer mix, Resi vs SME vs C&I — and see what it does to customers, energy position, service workload, credit, CTA and CTS.

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Customer economicsEnergy & exposureCost to serveCredit & hardship

YOUR NEXT DECISION

For every change. See your whole business.

Calculating the consequence chain…

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A new offer changes a bill. It can also change demand, hedge exposure, service effort and margin. Lighthouse carries the same assumptions through the calculation, so you can follow the impact.

LIGHTHOUSE FOR ENERGY

One move. The whole business impact.

Calculated from portfolio and market inputs
THE QUESTION

Example — What if Saturday power is free from 11am to 2pm?

Change one assumption and compare it with the same baseline.

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Other days keep their existing rates.

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Calculated from the selected inputs

Baseline and alternative, side by side

A record you can return to

LOOK BACK. LOOK ACROSS. LOOK AHEAD.

Bring your history & context
into your next decision.

Customer history gives you a starting point. Market context changes the picture. Scenarios let you test what happens next—before you commit.

THE PAST IN PERSPECTIVEQueensland · Observed AEMO monthly prices · $/MWh · to Aug 2026
202120222023202420252026What comes next? →
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YOUR BUSINESS

Start with the book.

Connect customer usage, tariffs, hedges and the work it takes to serve your customers.

Explore the inputs
THE MARKET

Put change in context.

Review prices, weather and published evidence alongside your retained market assumptions.

Inspect the evidence
YOUR OPTIONS

Rehearse the next move.

Change a commercial assumption. Compare the consequences across customers, exposure and cost.

Build a scenario

THE MARKET, RIGHT NOW

A current point
of reference.

Published dispatch data from AEMO. Review it alongside the market case used in your scenario.

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Decisions you can test

Select a question to see its scope, then open it in the scenario editor.

01
Offer design

What if power is free on Saturdays, 11am–2pm?

02
Customer strategy

Which customers fit our hedge book over the next six months?

03
Portfolio flexibility

Where can we buy spot and conserve our resources?

Explore customer, service and regulatory questions
01Customer uptake → energy positionWhat happens to our half-hourly position if 25% of eligible customers take Solar Sharer by March?

Explore the 48 half-hour positions and the relationship between customer adoption, physical load and hedge cover.

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02Weather → wholesale exposureWhat is our unhedged exposure on a cloudy day with high uptake?

Stress the stated weather and uptake assumptions. Missing scenario inputs remain visible.

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03Policy change → service demandHow many extra calls, in which weeks, and when is the first-bill spike?

Inspect modelled weekly calls and the first-bill response, using explicit event elasticities.

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04Service demand → people and costHow many FTE, in which activities, and what does it do to cost to serve per customer?

Connect activities to required FTE and cost to serve. Capacity change is distinguished from cash savings.

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05Tariff change → customer outcomesWhich customer groups are worse off, and how many are in hardship?

Compare bill impacts and hardship exposure at cohort level. Group averages do not classify every individual customer.

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06Bill pressure → credit riskWhat does it do to arrears and bad debt with the $500 disconnection threshold?

Explore modelled arrears and bad debt under the reviewed protections. A debt threshold alone is not permission to disconnect.

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07Business economics → regional subsidyHow much does the regional subsidy (CSO) move?

Inspect the illustrative cost-minus-revenue gap. The CSO formula remains subject to confirmation and restricted from board export.

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08Future tariff policy → business impactWhat if the free window widens to 11am–3pm next year?

Rehearse a wider free window as a modelled tariff change, with the knock-on effects in the same scenario.

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09Market structure → future exposureWhat if Queensland ends up with a different wholesale design from the Nelson review?

Supply an explicit wholesale price curve to quantify an alternative market design. Lighthouse asks for the curve when it is absent.

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10A proposed change → obligationsWhat would we have to report to the AER and QCA, and when?

Inspect the reviewed candidate rules and regulator sources. The current pack is a starting point, not an exhaustive reporting calendar.

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Opening a question prepares the prompt. Use the scenario controls to calculate the impact. Sign in to explore follow-up questions with Ask Lighthouse.

MARKET CONTEXT

Signals worth
paying attention to.

Selected and dated developments across the NEM, gas and global electricity markets, from the organisations shaping them. Curated, not an automated feed.

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