The Energy: Energy rule maker weighs equity in gas ‘death spiral’

The Australian Energy Market Commission will examine one of the most vexed issues in the energy transition – how to fairly share the costs of the so-called “death spiral” of gas distribution networks being abandoned by customers electrifying their households and businesses.

The energy market rule maker has opened a consultation on two rule changes sought by Energy Consumers Australia (ECA) and the Justice and Equity Centre (JEC) that would require gas distribution networks in danger of being “stranded” to charge new customers the full cost of connecting to the network and disconnecting.

Share this article

Wins

Solicitor Lucy Kelley explained the importance of changes to Firearm Prohibition Orders that will allow children to challenge these orders in NCAT.
Anna won the Amir Bodenstein lived experience award, named in honour of a fellow StreetCare member.
These reforms should mean for victim-survivors of domestic violence can leave dangerous situations without becoming homeless, if the changes are properly implemented.