Energy Safe Victoria

A licensed electrical inspector has been convicted and fined after admitting to certifying home batteries as safe without inspecting them.

AusNet charged over alleged failures to manage low-hanging transmission line risks

A news update on a crane company charged after powerline contact seriously injures worker.

A reminder for Victorians about the safety risk of heating appliances for the winter of 2026, it includes a list of safety reminder risks and statistic of safety incidents regarding home gas and electrical heaters.

Energy Safe Victoria has marked the release of its first Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) with an opportunity for staff to come together, reflect and acknowledge the significance of the moment.

More Victorians are installing home battery systems following the introduction of the Australian Government’s Cheaper Homes Batteries Program.

A warning to companies that fail to provide critical information during safety investigations after two businesses were fined for ignoring formal notices.

Energy Safe Victoria is warning the community about an impersonation scam involving fake letters falsely claiming to be from our organisation.

Victorians are being urged to follow safe charging practices after 5 lithium-ion battery fires were recorded across the state within 24 hours, hospitalising 3 people and destroying at least one home.