Our commitment is to be a catalyst in the transition towards a sustainable future in energy through the use of innovative technology, education, quality solutions and renewable energy.

We aim to drive change through ethical and respectful interactions with all of our stakeholders, creating a customer focused and responsive team of experts who are able to deliver high quality solutions.

Why We Do What We Do

Ecovantage was established in 2007 to support businesses and households to reduce energy use and contribute to the fight against climate change through a reduction in emissions.  

As a solutions provider we have become a trusted authority on energy efficiency. Our offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Queensland are staffed with employees who are genuinely passionate about energy efficiency and are dedicated to helping our customers save energy and save money.

Sustainability

Ecovantage Company Milestones

2007

Ecovantage is established by Bruce Easton and Damien Wigley. 

The first major commercial project is landed, and the Victorian School Energy Assessments program was launched across the state.

2009

The Victorian Energy Efficiency Target is established setting up the VEET scheme.

Ecovantage secures its first contract with Victoria Electricity.

Bruce Easton convenes an association of Certificate creators called EECCA (now ESIA).

2010

City West Water engages Ecovantage to install thousands of water saving showerheads and give out shower timers.

2011

Ecovantage is engaged by AGL to create energy efficiency certificates in the South Australian Retailer Energy Efficiency Scheme, REES (now REPS).

Ecovantage employee Ione Maclean becomes the first woman on the board of the Energy Efficiency Council.

2012

Mike Jackson and Jacky Carroll open first Adelaide office in Brighton.

Seamus Balkin establishes the first Ecovantage Sydney office (from his lounge room!).

2015

Bruce Easton joins the Energy Efficiency Council board.

2020

5 million tonnes of carbon abatement reached through projects Ecovantage has processed certificates for, and the ambitious goal of 10 million tonnes by 2025 is set.

2021

Ecovantage hires Aaron Jenkins and establishes the first Queensland office in Maroochydore.

2022

Ecovantage becomes a Certified Climate Active Carbon Neutral Organisation.

Ecovantage becomes the first ACP to be accredited under the PDRS.

Ecovantage claims the crown of Australia's biggest Certificate Provider.

2023

To keep up with growing demand the Ecovantage team grows to over 70 staff.

2024

Ecovantage hits the goal of being involved in the abatement of 10 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent - 7 months ahead of target!

The even more ambitious goal of 20 million tonnes by 2030 is set.