The release of the Gas Market Review Terms of Reference (ToR) signals the start of a critical six months for the domestic gas market where we can either take a giant leap forward to secure affordable gas supply for domestic energy users, or Australian households and business can continue to be collateral damage as unwilling […]
The Capital Expenditure Sharing Scheme for which these Guidelines apply is critical to consumers maintaining some form of level ground in network capital projects that have cost overruns. While this is a “scheduled” review, networks are pushing for more of the cost overrun to be passed through to consumers, reducing their risk and incentive to […]
The EUAA made this submission to continue to raise the critical issue of transparency of costs particularly for large energy users to have the most accurate picture of the true cost of the transition. ‘….While we acknowledge AEMO’s revised approach to longer-term cost pressures from building ISP projects that will give a better cost […]
State-based transmission plans will ultimately be delivered through political pressure and funded through network charges to consumers. The EUAA advocates that it will be better for consumers if we can push costs down, transparency up and set realistic goals. ‘We broadly support the VTP in its current form. Of particular note, we are pleased to […]
Today’s announcement from the Victorian Government demonstrates a pragmatic approach to gas is welcome news to large commercial and industrial energy users, said leading advocate for the sector, the Energy Users’ Association of Australia (EUAA). “Navigating the road to net zero is proving to be harder and more expensive than initially thought,” said EUAA Chief […]
The 2026 ISP will consider constraints in the gas networks as an input to the ability of gas powered generation to contribute to supply during dunkelflaute and system security generally. The draft report is the first consultation on this matter. Getting the options right will reduce costs to consumers. ‘Thank you for the opportunity to […]
AEMO consulted in 2023 on changing access standards for large loads to mirror those of generators. While EUAA has achieved a reduced impact to large loads, the Rule Change request submitted to AEMC has some impacts for future large consumers connecting to transmission and distribution networks as well as impacts for site expansions requiring a […]
As part of the Integrating Price Responsive Resources into the NEM rule change, EUAA was successful in including a reporting requirement for AEMO to compare PRR forecasts against actual dispatch including price, volume and underlying demand to establish a positive feedback loop to improve AEMO’s forecasting and therefore reduce AEMO market interventions. AEMO has now […]
CPU “could” monopolise the public EV charger market through it’s monopoly control of poles it owns. While this may be good for lower EV charging, it might undermine competition and ultimately cost consumers more. We make this submission to ensure our position is on the table and to minimise this risk. ‘… While we […]
There’s no substitute for seeing industrial transformation up close. Recent EUAA industry tours with Visy, Wilson Transformers, Rio Tinto and BlueScope Steel offered exactly that—powerful, real-world insights into how leading manufacturers are adapting to a rapidly changing energy landscape. Each visit revealed how these businesses are actively reshaping their operations to meet ambitious sustainability goals, […]
‘… We support an extension of current Dandenong LNG Interim Arrangements to cover the period between the end of the current arrangements in December 2025 and the commencement of the permanent gas reliability and supply adequacy (RSA) rules in the East Coast Gas System (ECGS). Without this extension, we can foresee the predicted southern regions peak […]
Yesterday’s news that the Queensland Government will release nine new areas for gas exploration is welcomed by leading advocate for large commercial and industrial energy users, the Energy Users’ Association of Australia (EUAA). “Gas plays a significant role in a net zero energy system and it will be needed in many industrial processes for many […]
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