Response to AEMC Rule Change of Five Minute Settlement
PIAC supports the rule change as it considers it will lead to sustained lower costs for all consumers through greater efficiency of the wholesale electricity
July 11, 2017
PIAC supports the rule change as it considers it will lead to sustained lower costs for all consumers through greater efficiency of the wholesale electricity
In PIAC’s response to the Discussion Paper prepared for the Inquiry into modernising Australia’s electricity grid, it is argued that to future proof the energy
PIAC took the opportunity to respond to the NSW Security Taskforce terms of reference by making several points regarding resilience and security. In PIAC’s view,
The Independent Review into the Future Security of the National Electricity Market provides an opportunity to recommend changes that support innovation in response to the
PIAC’s response to the NSW Department of Justice consultation paper, Justice for everyday problems: Civil Justice in NSW, emphasises the importance and need of providing
PIAC recognises that the main reason for the rule change proposals is to ensure a high level of competition in the DER market. The proponents
In our submission PIAC considers the purpose and scope of the review and identifies the key issues that we ask the AEMC consider in its
This submission address the Terms of Reference of the ‘Review of the financial system external dispute resolution framework’. An expert panel comprised of Professor Ian
PIAC’s submission addresses the terms of reference referred to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services for report by 30 June 2017 as
PIAC has consistently called for greater transparency in the domestic gas market in relation to information and price. The AEMC’s final draft report has not
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