Publications
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Submission in response to the AEMC’s Electricity Network Regulation Review Package 2 consultation paper
As networks play an increasingly important role in facilitating an efficient energy transition, we need regulation that puts consumer outcomes at the centre of decision making.
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Submission in response to NSW DCCEEW’s Reforming electricity network connection and cost recovery arrangements for data centres consultation paper
The number of data centres in NSW is growing quickly. We need a robust framework to manage both the risks and opportunities this poses to both our communities and the grid.
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Joint submission in response to the AEMC’s Strengthening Standards for Payment Difficulty Assistance draft determination
People need better support from retailers when they’re struggling to pay their energy bills, and inadequate consumer protections mean many people get no support at all. That’s why we’re recommending more ambitious reforms to make it easier for people to get the help they need, sooner.
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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.