Equal access:
This submission focuses on four issues in the Productivity Commission’s Draft Report of particular concern to PIAC: (1) how money from ‘public purposes funds’ should
June 6, 2014
This submission focuses on four issues in the Productivity Commission’s Draft Report of particular concern to PIAC: (1) how money from ‘public purposes funds’ should
This submission responds to the Australian Energy Regulator’s (AER) Issues Paper, Return on debt: Choice of third party data provider (the Issues Paper). The Issues
Now that approximately 350,000 households across in NSW (and 1.2 million across Australia) have installed solar photovoltaic (PV) panels on their roofs, we have entered
The Renewable Energy Target (RET) is designed to ensure that at least 20 per cent of Australia’s electricity comes from renewable sources by 2020. It
In this submission on the Exposure Draft of the Freedom of Speech (Repeal of s18C) Bill 2014, PIAC recommends significant amendments to the proposed legislation.
This submission addresses the Australian Competition Tribunal’s consideration of an application by the energy retailer AGL to acquire Macquarie Generation from the NSW Government. The
This submission responds to the Australian Energy Market Commission’s (AEMC) Consultation Paper, National Energy Retail Amendment (Retail price variations in market retail contracts) Rule 2014
This submission responds to the NSW Department of Finance and Services’ Position Paper, Urban Water Regulation Review (the Position Paper). The submission comments on the
Targeting Criminality concerns the recent introduction of revised anti-consorting laws in NSW. Fundamentally, any consorting law, by its very nature, impinges on a person’s right
This submission responded to the pricing proposals submitted by the three NSW electricity distribution networks (DNSPs) (Essential Energy, Endeavour Energy and Ausgrid) to the Australian
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