Hardship guidelines issues paper
PIAC responded to the AER’s issues paper on the new retailer hardship policy guidelines. PIAC supports the development of enforceable hardship policy guidelines and the
January 14, 2019
PIAC responded to the AER’s issues paper on the new retailer hardship policy guidelines. PIAC supports the development of enforceable hardship policy guidelines and the
PIAC responded to the Australian Energy Market Commission’s (AEMC) consultation paper concerning a three proposed rule-changes to implement demand response in the National Energy Market
PIAC, in collaboration with Total Environment Centre (TEC) and The Australia Institute (TAI) made a joint submission to the Australian Energy Market Commission’s (AEMC) consultation
PIAC responded to the Australian Energy Regulator’s (AER) consultation paper on Values of Customer Reliability (VCR). The VCR represents the values different customers place on
PIAC responded to the ACCC’s discussion paper on monitoring of the electricity supply in the National Energy Market (NEM). PIAC commends the ACCC on the
PIAC’s submission reiterated many of our concerns from our submission to the Second Review, particularly as few of those issues had been satisfactorily addressed in
PIAC responded to the AER’s position paper on setting a Default Market Officer Price (DMO) for energy retailers. PIAC strongly supports the need for significant
PIAC lodged a submission to the AER’s issues paper on standardised statements for use in new, undefined at the time of submitting, Hardship policy guidelines.
PIAC lodged a submission to AEMO’s issues paper seeking comment on its demand forecasting methodology. PIAC notes that the availability, understanding and use of independent
Submission to Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs References Committee Inquiry into Anti-Discrimination Exceptions for Religious Schools PIAC’s submission argues that the religious exceptions contained in
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