Power and people you can rely on, now and in the future.
At Essential Energy we build, operate and maintain one of Australia’s largest electricity distribution networks, providing a vital service to over 900,000 customers across regional, rural and remote communities.
Our team of highly motivated, skilled, and exceptional people work across a broad range of professions and careers, in the field and in office-based functions, helping us to deliver safe and reliable power for our communities across 95 per cent of New South Wales and parts of southern Queensland.
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Benefits
Explore the benefits Essential Energy has to offer and discover if they are the right fit for you.
We offer a great range of employee benefits to support a healthy work/life balance and nurture career growth. These include financial benefits and discounts, wellbeing and lifestyle benefits, development and training, as well as flexible work arrangements.
Learn more about Essential Energy’s employee benefits.
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Culture
With a talented and skilled workforce of 3,650 employees, our people enjoy a work-life balance and access award-winning training in a wider range of careers than you might expect.
We value our employees’ voice, empower autonomy, recognise the strength in diversity, and prioritise employee well-being while offering attractive remuneration and benefits. These include salary packaging and financial benefits, health initiatives and support programs, personal and professional development.
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About Us
Essential Energy builds, operates and maintains one of Australia’s largest electricity distribution networks, providing a vital service to over 900,000 customers across regional, rural and remote communities.
Our network footprint covers 95 per cent of New South Wales and parts of southern Queensland, traversing 737,000 square kilometres of diverse landscape from the desert to the coast, across alpine to sub-tropical.
Delivering safe and reliable power for our communities is at the core of what we do.
The poles and wires that line our streets deliver the energy that powers the homes, hospitals, schools and businesses that form our communities. But they can also allow for communities to generate, share and store their own electricity.
