NSW electricity and gas networks and retailers are required to be members of EWON. Water providers such as Sydney Water, Hunter Water and Water NSW and those licensed under the Water Industry Competition Act are also required to join EWON. Councils that provide water to their residents can join voluntarily.
Read more about who our members are and how new members can join.
- List of members
- Types of members
- EWON funding model
- New member enquiry
- It's time to become a member of EWON
- Application to become a member
- EWONLink member portal
- Promoting dispute resolution
Read more about our work and how we handle complaints .
Benefits of membership
Internal dispute resolution
We work with members to ensure they have appropriate processes in place to deal with complaints.
Reporting
We provide regular information about complaint numbers and the issues underpinning them.
Systematic issue identification
We monitor and advise on any systematic complaint issues to help members reduce complaints.
Hosting forums
We provide opportunities for members to gain insights by meeting and engaging with their peers and consumer representatives.
Complaint referrals
Members can refer complaints to EWON.
Engagement and education
We operate an extensive community outreach and education program and working with vulnerable customers to address problems before they become complaints.
Policy development
We draw on complaints data and outreach and stakeholder engagement to influence government policy for the benefit of members and customers.
Governance
Members play an important role in our governance by participating in the AGM, Consultative Council Meetings, Operational Advisory Group and as Industry Directors on our Board .
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