The Justice and Equity Centre submitted to the Productivity Commission’s inquiry into investing in cheaper, cleaner energy and the net zero transformation.

The Justice and Equity Centre led a joint consumer and community response to Commonwealth DCCEEW's consultation paper on Better Energy Customer Experiences. The submission was co-signed by ACOSS, Consumer Action Law Centre, Consumer Policy Research Centre, First Nations Clean Energy Network, QCOSS, SACOSS and the Tenants' Union of NSW.

We recommended the Government develop national, legislated and enforceable assistance animal principles.

The Justice and Equity Centre led the creation of the Roadmap for Efficient and Electric Homes: Making all Australian homes healthy and affordable. The Roadmap draws on the work of the Efficient and Electric Homes Collaboration, a growing cohort of over sixty organisations working towards efficient and electric Australian homes who were brought together by the JEC and ACOSS from 2023.

The Justice and Equity Centre made a submission to the NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water's NSW Transmission Planning Review Options paper.

The Justice and Equity Centre provided a submission in response to IPART's Draft report on Hunter Water Pricing 25-30.

The Justice and Equity Centre led a joint consumer and community response to the Australian Energy Market Commission's Draft Determination and Preferred Rule Change on Improving consumer confidence in retail energy plans.

The Justice and Equity Centre led a joint consumer and community response to the Australian Energy Market Commission's Draft Determination on the proposed National Energy Retail Amendment Assisting Hardship Customers rule change.

The Justice and Equity Centre led a joint consumer advocacy response to the Australian Energy Regulator's Draft Decision on their Review of the AER exemptions framework for embedded networks. This submission was co-signed by SACOSS and the Tenants' Union of NSW.

The Justice and Equity Centre made a submission to the Australian Energy Market Commission’s (AEMC) Review of the Wholesale Demand Response Mechanism (WDRM).