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The Default Market Offer plays an important safety net role for consumers who have not or cannot engage with the market.

The housing and energy markets exist to serve consumers, and so should place consumers at the front of policy-making and regulatory decisions.

Consumers do not view their DER assets in a purely technological or economical way, we must create standards with this in mind.

Ensuring that the regulatory framework for assessing and approving transmission investments are fit-for-purpose is imperative.

We see considerable value in improved billing to deliver simpler, more understandable bills for energy consumers

It is imperative that there is transparency in distribution network investment with clear input assumptions for integrating DER.

We were invited to present our learnings from an Australian perspective on the impact of the transition net-zero on affordability and consumers

There is an opportunity for DER to play an important role in the FCAS market if the current specifications were to change.

Consumers’ motivations, abilities, and opportunities within the Victorian transition must remain central considerations.

Our submission outlines some of the key challenges and questions the Victorian Government must consider in developing their Roadmap.