Converting the Integrated System Plan into action
PIAC along with NSW Farmers, Total Environment Centre, Renew, South Australian Council of Social Services, Consumer Action Law Centre, and Uniting Communities made a joint
June 21, 2019
PIAC along with NSW Farmers, Total Environment Centre, Renew, South Australian Council of Social Services, Consumer Action Law Centre, and Uniting Communities made a joint
PIAC responded to the AER’s consultation paper on the Forecasting Best Practice Guideline for the Retailer Reliability Obligation (RRO). The issues and our recommendations on
PIAC made a submission to the AER’s consultation on Distribution Network Service Provider (DNSPs, AKA energy networks) expenditure on Information and Communication Technology (ICT). Good
PIAC made a submission to AEMO’s reliability forecasting methodology issues paper. AEMO has been tasked with providing forecasts to assist the implementation of the Retailer
Letter in response to ICAC Discussion Paper on the Regulation of Lobbying, Access and Influence in NSW In PIAC’s short submission in response to this
PIAC responded to the AEMCs consultation paper on a rule change proposal to increase transparency of new projects and improve information across the NEM. The
PIAC responded to the AEMC’s investigation into intervention mechanisms and system strength in the NEM consultation. We highlight that maintaining system strength is becoming more
Comments on the Terms of Reference for the Australian Law Reform Commission Review of Religious Exceptions PIAC provided a short submission in response to the
PIAC lodged a submission in response the the IPART draft report reviewing recycled water prices for public water utilities. PIAC strongly supports the objective, stated
PIAC responded to the AEMC’s consultation paper on the Reliability Panel review of the definition of unserved energy. The definition of unserved energy is an
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