Company information
A CK Infrastructure-led consortium owns 66 per cent of United Energy with the balance owned by SGSP (Australia) Assets Pty Ltd.
For more information on CK Infrastructure, please visit their website.
Executive Management Team
| Mr Tim Rourke | Chief Executive Officer |
| Mr Garrick Rollason | Chief Financial Officer |
| Mr Peter Wilkins | General Manager People, Culture & Legal/Company Secretary |
| Mr Mark Clarke | General Manager Electricity Networks – UE |
| Mr Adam Gellie | General Manager Service Delivery |
| Mr Scott Russell | General Manager Strategy and Customer |
| Ms Renate Vogt | General Manager Regulation |
| Mr Alex Jones | Chief Information Officer |
| Ms Joanne Pafumi | General Manager Corporate Affairs |
Board
| Mr Peter Lowe | Chairman / Director |
| Mr Geoffrey Nicholson | Director |
| Mr Andrew Hunter | Director |
| Mr Timothy Rourke | Chief Executive Officer |
| Mr David Gillespie | Alternate Director |
| Mr Duncan Macrae | Alternate Director |
| Mr Chris Bennett | Independent Director |
Whistleblower policy
We are committed to the protection of individuals who disclose information about illegal or improper conduct occurring within our Organisation. If you have a Whistleblower incident to report, you can report the incident through our independently-run Speak-up Anonymous line on 1800 035 400 or call 13 22 06 and ask to speak to the Head of Audit Services. Alternatively please call 13 22 06 and ask to speak to the GM of People, Culture and Legal.
Modern Slavery Statement
United Energy has taken significant steps to understand and address the risk of modern slavery within our supply chain.
These actions include assessing all operational and supply chain procurement activities, updating policies to consider modern slavery risks and sustainability sourcing, and introducing training for employees involved in buying goods and services.
View our Modern Slavery Statement here.
Supplier Code of Conduct
United Energy is committed to ethical, sustainable and socially responsible procurement.
United Energy views its suppliers as partners and cares about the way they do business when providing goods or services to, or on behalf of, United Energy.
The Supplier Code of Conduct outlines ethical standards in behaviour that suppliers, as partners, will aim to meet when conducting business with United Energy.
View our Supplier Code of Conduct here.
