EUAA Submission: Infrastructure Safeguard - NSW Roadmap
EUAA Submission: Infrastructure Safeguard – NSW Roadmap
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EUAA Submission: Electricity Infrastructure Fund – NSW Roadmap
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Energy Users Welcome Federal Plan & Hope it Brings A Less Partisan Approach To Climate & Energy Policy
Leading advocate for large commercial and industrial energy users, the Energy Users’ Association of Australia (EUAA), welcomes today’s Emission Reduction Plan (the Plan) from the Federal Government and hopes it will be a catalyst for a less partisan approach to climate and energy policy so desperately needed in Australia. “Achieving deep emission cuts in Australia […]
EUAA Submission: Capacity Commitment Mechanism & Synchronous Service
‘…We support the submissions made by Shell Energy and Major Energy Users on this matter. The energy transition is requiring the exit of synchronous fossil fuelled generators that to date have provided all the essential system services as part of a bundled service with the provision of energy. The transition means these essential system services […]
EUAA Submission: ACCC Upstream Competition
‘…Given the heightened concerns over future gas supply and potential costs impacts on gas users, the EUAA welcomes this review. Successive ACCC reports have highlighted the lack of upstream competition that our members have faced for many years as they have sought bids to supply their gas needs. We are glad to see that the […]
EUAA Submission: Transmission Planning & Investment Review
‘The EUAA recognise the transition to a net zero energy system is inevitable. Therefore, the focus of our advocacy on behalf of energy users is not on the what (a net zero target) but on how we get there in the most efficient and least cost way. As the transition to net zero essentially requires […]
Joint Submission: Transmission Planning Investment Review Consultation Paper (Chapter Five)
‘Submission on Chapter 5 – Material Change in Network Infrastructure Project Costs Rule Change Request This is a joint submissions from the proponents of the rule change – Energy Users’ Association of Australia (EUAA), Major Energy Users (MEU), ERM Power (now Shell Energy), Delta Electricity and AGL – to support the rule change. The driver […]
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EUAA Submission: Updating Short Term PASA Rule Change
‘This submission supports all of the issues raised on the rule change request in a submissions on this matter made by Shell Energy and Major Energy Users. We wish to highlight one particular issue to focus on – we do not support the move from a rules based framework to a principles based framework for […]
EUAA Life Membership: honouring exceptional service & contribution
Life Membership honours individual association member representatives, former members or staff whose exceptional, loyal and outstanding service and contribution has provided measurable benefits to the association over an extended period of time. Current EUAA members are invited to nominate individuals for life membership consideration. Nominations for Life Membership are due by COB April 3 and […]
EUAA Submission: NSW Roadmap – LTESA Design
‘As we have stated in previous submissions, we would prefer a nationally consistent approach to climate and energy policy and are concerned that significant and diverse market intervention by governments is unlikely to lead to a least cost outcome for consumers. We note that the ESB have expressed similar concerns and have attempted to provide […]
AEMO ESOO Shows Positive Reliability Outlook But Many Challenges Await With Renewable Energy Integration
Leading advocate for large commercial and industrial energy users, the Energy Users’ Association of Australia (EUAA), welcomes the Electricity Statement of Opportunities (ESOO) released by the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) today that highlights a positive near term outlook for system reliability. “It’s pleasing to see that system reliability seems well assured for the foreseeable […]