As the world acts to lower emissions, there are big opportunities for industrial businesses. Harnessing our plentiful renewable energy resources to power industry promises to open a new competitive advantage, exporting low and zero emissions products to the world. The EUAA has partnered with the Energy Efficiency Council on the 2025 Industrial Decarbonisation Summit, coming to […]
Register now for the 2025 EUAA National Conference! Get ready for two powerful days of insight, innovation, and networking as we bring together the sharpest minds and key decision makers from across the energy landscape — all under one roof at Melbourne’s iconic Marvel Stadium on May 7 & 8. Whether you’re navigating the complexities […]
‘… We understand that having firm capacity in the market means that “somebody” will need to make payments to the firm capacity owners so that the capacity is available when required, and approve of the SA and Federal Government’s foresight (through the Renewable Energy Transformation Agreement – RETA) to use SA as a test-bed for […]
‘…The EUAA supports the pursuit of net zero targets and a lower emissions stationary energy sector. As we transition from a highly centralised generation system dominated by dispatchable thermal generators to a highly decentralised system dominated by Variable Renewable Energy (VRE) a number of key challenges are becoming apparent that include: • Traditional dispatchable fossil […]
‘… At the EUAA, we support the design of rules, legislation and procedures that achieve efficient, cost effective and equitable outcomes for networks, developers and consumers. As the proposed Victorian Industrial Renewable Gas Guarantee currently stands, it does not achieve these outcomes as it is trying to achieve a cost reduction for a limited group […]
‘… The EUAA supports the design of incentive schemes in order to achieve efficient, cost effective and equitable outcomes for networks and consumers. If an incentive scheme is no longer working, the EUAA encourages re-designing the incentive scheme so that it functions as it was intended. With a changing NEM, this may require regular updates […]
‘… The EUAA is supportive of the Commission’s work in aligning the framework for non-network options (NNOs) arising from a Regulatory Investment Test-Transmission (RIT-T) with the framework for network options, that is by providing an ex-ante review process and allowing TNSPs to receive reimbursement of the costs in the year that it was expended. This creates […]
‘… When AEMO first proposed to operate Project Energy Connect (PEC) as a transmission loop, we recognised that this would have detrimental financial implication for consumers. As we suggested to AEMO in our submission to them: The EUAA is aware that the building of PEC will already impact customer’s bills through increased TUOS in NSW […]
‘…The EUAA supports an equitable transition of the NEM to reach net zero-emissions. This must be undertaken efficiently, while ensuring the NEM continues to be fit-for-purpose and has full transparency in all investment justifications, including costs and tender processes. The EUAA was concerned that without a rule change to close the gaps in the transmission […]
The Federal Government’s announcement of a Green Aluminium Production Credit provides an important tool for the industry to continue to grow whilst helping Australia to reach its emission reduction goals, said leading advocate for commercial and industrial (C&I) energy users, the Energy Users’ Association of Australia (EUAA) . “We congratulate the Federal Government on this […]
‘…. The EUAA has participated at all stages of APA’s development of its 2025-30 revenue proposal and we make the following brief comments on the AER’s Draft Decision and APA’s Revised Revenue Proposal: Subsequent to the publication of the Draft Decision, APA’s consumer engagement continued at a high standard in line with expectations in the […]
‘… The EUAA has considered the request by the proponent to establish an exclusion for South Australia to clauses 3.20.3 (g) and (h) of the National Electricity Rules. These clauses prevent AEMO from negotiating with generation plants to supply interim reliability reserves (IRR) if they have participated in the National Electricity Market within the last […]
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