Submission to Rule Change: Allowing AEMO to accept cash as credit support
The Justice and Equity Centre responded to the AEMC Consultation Paper on the National Electricity Amendment (Allowing AEMO to
accept cash as credit support) Rule 2024
The Justice and Equity Centre responded to the AEMC Consultation Paper on the National Electricity Amendment (Allowing AEMO to
accept cash as credit support) Rule 2024
The Justice and Equity Centre co-signed a joint consumer response to the Commonwealth Treasury’s Review of Artificial Intelligence and the Australian Consumer Law.
The Justice and Equity Centre (JEC) made a submission to the AEMC consultation paper on Real-time data for consumers.
Our submission to eh Australian Senate inquiry broadly supported the provisions of the Bill, while calling for the legislation to go much further to protect groups more effectively against hate speech.
The Justice and Equity Centre made a submission to the AEMC consultation paper on Including distribution network resilience in the National Electricity Rule
The JEC made a submission to the Australian Energy Market Commission’s rule change process concerning changes to how the market operator considers demand-side factors, such as the take-up of behind the meter generation, demand response, electrification, energy efficiency improvements, and demand shifting. While we support the rule change proposal, we made some small qualifications of this support.
Our submission to the Australian Energy Regulator’s draft guideline identifies that system security network support services are a growing area of need, as the energy system moves from a fossil fuel basis to a renewable one. We argue that the proposed regulatory system for these investments offers inadequate alignment between the interests of consumers and the transmission network service providers (TNSPs) who invest in these services on their behalf.
We made a submission to the Australian Energy Market Operator’s consultation on a proposal from EnelX to introduce three new baseline methodologies to the Wholesale Demand Response Mechanism. We argued that all three proposed new methodologies should be introduced on the basis that doing so will increase the pool of potential demand response participants.
Following the release of the Aviation White Paper, the Federal Government is establishing an Aviation Industry Ombuds Scheme to resolve consumer complaints. Our submission highlight the need to consider people with disability in the design of the Ombuds Scheme, including in setting up the Board to govern the Ombuds Scheme and developing the complaints process.
The JEC made a submission to the Australian Senate Select Committee on Planning and Regulation in Australia. While noting that a regulatory framework populated by
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