We’ll be back in early 2019

Elisa Iannunzio December 21, 2018 Spotlight 0

The Energy magazine offices will be closed from 21 December 2018.

We will continue bringing you all the latest news in the energy sector from 7 Jan 2019.

We’re expecting 2019 to be a massive year in the energy industry; from big investments in hydrogen and renewable energy, to further improvements to gain back consumer trust, and a federal election to boot!

We’re looking forward to bringing you all the latest news and insights again as the year unfolds.

From all of the team at Energy magazine, we wish you a safe and happy holiday season.

We’ll see you in 2019.

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