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Momentum Energy appoints new MD

by Elisa Iannunzio
November 9, 2018
in Company news, Electricity, Networks, News, People & Appointments
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Hydro Tasmania, parent company of Momentum Energy, has announced the appointment of a new Managing Director for Momentum Energy.

Hydro Tasmania CEO, Steve Davy, said Amy Childs was the outstanding candidate for the role, a position she has been acting in since the resignation of former MD, Paul Geason, in May this year.

“Momentum Energy is in good hands,” Mr Davy said.

“Since joining Momentum Energy in January 2016, Amy has played a key role in the company’s strong customer growth in a highly competitive market.

“She is genuinely passionate about doing the right thing by customers and has been integral to launching Momentum’s “no discount” policy for all new customers.”

Amy said the introduction of the “no discount” policy had set Momentum Energy apart from many other retailers and was introduced well before recent criticisms of the sector by the ACCC.

“Almost 18 months ago, we chose to stop offering discounts to new customers. It was pretty tough being one of the only retailers not offering discounts, but we knew it was the right thing to do. So we felt vindicated by the findings of the ACCC earlier this year,” Ms Childs said.

“The truth is, the retail energy industry has been far too slow to change, and hasn’t always acted in the best interests of the customer.

“It’s time consumers came first – and that’s a position I look forward to continuing to champion in this role.”

Ms Childs said Momentum supports any regulation that results in better consumer outcomes – but regulation on its own is not enough.

“The industry needs dramatic culture change if consumers are to get a better deal. I’m thrilled to be leading Momentum Energy as we strive to make power pricing fairer, more transparent and simpler.”

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