AEMC Review of regulatory arrangements for embedded networks
PIAC responded to the draft report of the AEMC’s Review of regulatory arrangements for embedded networks. In this submission, PIAC raised a number of issues with
October 16, 2017
PIAC responded to the draft report of the AEMC’s Review of regulatory arrangements for embedded networks. In this submission, PIAC raised a number of issues with
PIAC responded to the AEMC Strategic Priorities Discussion Paper. PIAC’s view is that energy is an essential service that should be affordable for everyone, and
PIAC responded to the AEMC’s Notification of the end of a fixed benefit period rule change consultation paper. PIAC supported the intent to provide better
PIAC’s submission in response to the Law Council of Australia’s series of consultation papers addresses the issue of access to justice with respect to four
PIAC lodged a submission to the AEMC’s consultation paper for the Inertia Ancillary Services Market rule change. With the transition currently underway in the National Electricity
PIAC responded to the draft Statutes Amendment (National Energy Laws) (Rules) Bill 2017 which proposes to provide powers to make changes to the National Electricity
PIAC responded to an AEMC approach paper initiating a review into generation and transmission investment. PIAC supports more efficient wholesale market and network arrangements, that
PIAC lodged a submission to the Senate inquiry on the legislation to abolish Limited Merits Review (LMR). The NSW Council of Social Service, SA Council of Social
PIAC responded to the AEMC on its Declaration of Lack of Reserve conditions rule change. PIAC agrees that the AEMC must consider the ability of
PIAC responded to IPART’s draft compliance with the NSW Electricity Transmission Reliability Standard. PIAC supports the changed calculation of restoration time for dual failures, using the lifecycle average
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