Energy and water justice priorities
We work to accelerate the transition to a net zero-carbon energy system that is fair, affordable and dependable for everyone. We drive change to regulation and policy to ensure the energy system works for people and improve consumer protections, particularly for households experiencing disadvantage.
News and publications
Submission to the AER’s Rate of Return Instrument Review Discussion Paper
Consumers should not be paying more than necessary for the energy they need, especially in the face of…
Submission to the NSW DCCEEW Social Programs for Energy Code – Consultation
We need energy payment assistance programs that improve outcomes for households; by making it easier for…
Submission to the AER on the Network Performance Reporting for Regulated Electricity…
Networks costs are making up more of our energy bills, which is one of the reasons people are paying more….
Submission to AEMC’s Reliability Panel in response to the 2026 Reliability Standard…
The AEMC can make changes to ease market price settings which affect energy costs, with a focus on enabling…
Submission to IPART on the Essential Water and the Murray River to Broken Hill…
As cost-of-living pressures continue to rise, we’re advocating for more water service affordability…
Submission to IPART in review of Central…
Central Coast households need affordable, equitable and sustainable water and wastewater services that meet…