Publications
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Collaboration Engines
Collaboration Engines is a research report led by Mark Riboldi (UTS Business School). It explores the ‘how’ of the JEC’s collaborative practice, by examining four key collaborations.
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JEC Annual Report 2026
Our Annual Report gives an overview of our work, governance and operations for the 25-26 Financial Year.
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Submission in response to the AER’s Draft Default Market Offer Guidelines
Less than six months after the latest Default Market Offer (DMO) came into effect, we are encouraging the AER to ensure its DMO Guidelines deliver on the DMO’s renewed objective of better outcomes for consumers.
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Submission in response to CCA’s Fossil Methane: A near-term abatement opportunity consultation paper
The Climate Change Authority is looking at practical ways to reduce fossil methane emissions as a powerful short term climate change driver.
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Submission in response to AER’s Network Resilience Guidelines consultation paper
As extreme weather events become more frequent, we need a clearer definition of energy service resilience to guide investment decisions and protect consumers from prolonged outages.
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Submission is response to AER’s Essential Energy ring-fencing waiver for EV charging infrastructure consultation paper
As more Australians make the switch to electric vehicles (EVs) the public EV charging infrastructure expansion must be fair, efficient, and in the long-term interest of all consumers.
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Submission to the AEMC in response to the Gas Networks in Transition Draft Determination
We’re pushing for AEMC to reconsider its proposed changes to the National Gas Rules, to make them fit for purpose to enable a fairly costed and efficient energy transition.
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Reponse to Privacy Amendment (Personal Data Protection) Bill 2026 (Cth) and Consultation Paper
Our submission called for an objective ‘fair and reasonable’ test for the collection of personal information, and highlights the risks of emerging technologies.
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Submission in response to AER’s Review of the ring-fencing and shared asset guidelines
As the energy system evolves, distribution networks are becoming more involved in activities associated with emerging technologies. We need to make sure guidelines designed to manage risks are squarely focused on promoting the best outcomes for consumers.
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Submission in response to DCEEW’s RFI: Solutions to stimulate demand for home energy ratings
Home Energy Ratings are a critical tool for making Australian homes more energy efficient. But without mandates for homeowners and landlords to disclose home energy ratings, the program won’t reach its full potential.