• About us

  • Leadership team
  • Corporate governance
    • The Board
      • Board composition
      • Director Profiles
      • Directors' independence
    • Board committees
      • Finance & Risk Committee
      • People and performance committee
    • Disclosure, reporting and communication with the Minister
    • Risk management
    • External auditor procedures
    • Performance evaluation
    • Codes of conduct & diversity
    • ASX Principles compliance checklist
  • Safety and health vision
  • How Western Power is regulated
  • Access Arrangement
    • Technical Rules
      • Archived Technical Rules
    • Network access prices
      • Archived prices
  • Statement of corporate intent
  • Media updates
    • 2011 media updates
    • 2010 media updates
    • 2009 media updates
    • 2008 media updates
  • Reports and publications
    • 2011 Annual Report
      • 2010 Annual Report
      • 2009 Annual Report
      • 2008 Annual Report
      • 2007 Annual Report
      • 2006 Annual Report
      • 2005 Annual Report
    • Annual Planning Report
    • Quarterly reports
    • Annual reliability and power quality report
    • Policies
    • Record keeping report
    • Brochures
    • 2009 Toodyay fire report
  • Technical guidelines and manuals

• Sustainability

  • Energy efficiency
    • At home
    • At school
    • At work
  • Greenhouse inventory and reporting
  • Reporting and assurance
  • Electric vehicles

• Community Investment

  • Volunteer bush fire brigades
  • Royal Life Saving Society WA
  • Scitech discovery centre

• Education

  • Scholarships

• Environment

  • Environmental programs
    • Bird diverters
    • Possum assessment
    • The bat project
    • Flora protection
    • Cleaning up transformer oil spills
    • Environmentally Sensitive Area Program
    • Environmental Management System
  • Community investment and sponsorships
    • Bibbulmun Track Foundation
    • Centre for Phytophthora Science & Management
    • Kalgoorlie-Boulder Urban Landcare Group

Brochures

	Connecting people with energy Western Power is a State Government owned corporation that builds, maintains and operates the electricity network in the south west corner of Western Australia. More...		Electric and magnetic fields (EMF) Electric and magnetic fields (EMF) occur both naturally and from manufactured sources. More...
	Planned power interruptions Our teams work hard to ensure power is safely delivered across the electricity network. More...		Working near electricity Whether you are a qualified electrician, making changes to your home or garden, or a farmer working the land, every precaution should be taken when working close to powerlines. More...
	Your meter A meter is a device that measures and records the amount of electricity used. More...		The price of power How much does electricity actually cost in WA and what do consumers get for their money? More...
	Your smart meter Western Power is currently trialing around 11,000 smart meters - an advanced metering communication network. More...		Substations Substations form an important part of the electricity network. More...

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