Our submission to the Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC)'s directions paper on Gas Networks in Transition urges the Commission to make changes to its proposed directions to better protect consumers as gas demand declines.
We make several practical recommendations to the Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) to improve the Integrated System Plan and strengthen its focus on consumers.
Energy Consumers Australia appreciates the opportunity to provide feedback on the second stage of the Essential Services Commission’s review of the Energy Retail Code of Practice.
We commend the Legislative Council Environment and Planning Committee for examining how Victoria should manage the decommissioning of oil and gas infrastructure.
The Minimum Energy Efficiency Rental Standards (MEERS) investigation marks an important step towards creating safer, healthier and more energy efficient homes for renters New South Wales.
We support the broad aims and policy intent of the Midday Power Saver to benefit households who can shift their electricity use to the middle of the day.
Around 174,000 households and 20,000 small businesses across Victoria buy electricity and gas through private embedded network arrangements. Our submission calls for a regulatory framework that ensures protections do not depend on where a consumer lives or how their energy is supplied.
We commissioned a series of reports to explore the concept of outcomes-based regulation in essential services and the opportunities that may lie ahead for our energy future.
This report makes initial recommendations on the roles, responsibilities, and regulatory settings for ensuring Australia’s public electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure is affordable and accessible for all consumers.
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