Publications

As we transition to a more sustainable energy system, we encourage new ideas that prioritise fairness and efficiency. But they also need to be properly scrutinised for consumer benefit and impact.

As more households disconnect from the gas network, we’re advocating to ensure the costs that come with the shift are recovered in a more equitable way.

The Solar Sharer Offer proposes 3 ‘free’ hours of electricity for households per day, but are some people more setup to benefit than others?

People should be able to confidently access a simple energy service at a fair price. We see significant opportunity for reforms to shape the DMO into a fairer, trusted and more reasonably prices electricity option that puts people first.

Upskilling workers in regional NSW will help with the energy transition, while creating opportunities for people to train and work closer to where they live.

The Hunter-Central Coast Renewable Energy Zone involves upgrades to the existing network to connect renewable generation to the grid. We need to make sure these projects deliver long-lasting benefits, with minimised and fairly distributed costs.

To realise the significant benefits of the increasing uptake of consumer energy resources (CER), we need fit-for-purpose technical standards that enable their potential while prioritising consumer interests.

Access to real-time data helps everyone take part in the energy transition and share its benefits. That’s why we’re advocating for strong metering and data frameworks.

We support changes that increase transparency and accuracy for inputs to the ISP, but proposed changes must not undermine its fundamental purpose — to guide an efficient energy transition at the lowest cost that delivers reliability and reduces emissions.