Kelvin Trimper Scholarship

Applications are invited for funding of up to $10,000 to build knowledge and/or improve access to programs or initiatives that will achieve improved consumer outcomes, in a dynamic and changing Australian energy market.

The Kelvin Trimper scholar will work with industry and key customer advocates to identify opportunities and opportunities to improve customer outcomes.

The type of activities could include:
- Researching specific programs or initiatives that could improve customer outcomes
- Delivering and evaluating the outcomes of a pilot program or initiative that will improve customer outcomes
- Training to improve customer engagement and advocacy skills
- Attending a relevant conference
- Research project that will deliver consumer benefits
- Other innovative initiatives which build consumer capability and advocacy skills.

Aims to support an individual to build their knowledge, or to research innovative ideas that will improve outcomes for consumers in the Australian energy sector.

Individuals or organisations that meet one of the following criteria can apply:
- Individuals who are Australian citizens, 18 years of age or older
- A registered charity or not for profit organisation, or a registered ‘for purpose’ organisation within Australia.