Intervention mechanisms rule changes
PIAC responded to two draft rules concerning changes to intervention mechanisms (ERC0289) and removal of intervention hierarchy (ERC0291). We highlight any compensation process should be
July 31, 2020
PIAC responded to two draft rules concerning changes to intervention mechanisms (ERC0289) and removal of intervention hierarchy (ERC0291). We highlight any compensation process should be
PIAC responded to the Council of Australian Governments’ consultation on the Stand-Alone Power Systems (SAPS) Priority 1 Legislative Amendments. As noted in earlier submissions to
PIAC’s submission argues for a comprehensive, end-to-end housing strategy for the state to drive positive change in our housing system and to help address our
PIAC made a submission to the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) regarding AusNet Services’ transmission tower collapse cost pass through application. This process concerns a Victorian
PIAC responded to the Australian Energy Regulator’s review of its treatment of inflation. PIAC is not convinced of the need to change the current regulatory
PIAC responded to the ESB’s consultation paper on DER standards governance. PIAC advocates for minimum technical standards that are responsive to the changing needs and
PIAC responded to the Australian Energy Market Commission’s (AEMC) directions paper on a rule change proposed by the Australian Energy Regulator to allow energy retailers
PIAC’s submission argues that whilst the Protocol contains essential human rights principles for homeless people in public spaces, its lack of accountability mechanisms undermines it’s
PIAC responded to the Australian Energy Market Commission’s (AEMC) consultation on creating minimum technical standards for Distributed Energy Resources (DER). PIAC supports the proposed approach
PIAC made a submission to the Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) regarding a rule change to allow market participants affected by intervention events to be
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