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EUAA Submission: Energy Security Board – Converting the ISP into Action
We are supportive of a more centralised approach to whole of system planning that the ISP seeks to achieve. We believe the ISP is a useful investment guide that can shape investor decisions. However, again we are concerned with what we perceive to be a desire to elevate the ISP above the existing regulatory checks […]
EUAA Submission: Reliability Panel Review of the RERT Guidelines 2019
The EUAA welcomes the opportunity to make a submission on the changes to the RERT Guidelines following the recent very comprehensive AEMC RERT review. The EUAA has been a strong supporter of the AEMC’s final rule determination on RERT. In particular we support the explicit linking of the RERT procurement trigger and volume to the […]
EUAA Submission: For consultation – Draft Interim Forecasting Best Practice Guidelines
As the Guidelines consultation paper states, the role of AEMO’s reliability forecasts assumes a new level of importance under the Retailer Reliability Obligation. The AER validation of an AEMO reliability request could result in liable parties acquiring a substantial number of firm contracts that eventually results in substantial additional costs being passed through to consumers. […]
EUAA Submission: For Consultation – Draft Interim Contracts and Firmness Guidelines
We welcome this opportunity to make a submission to the Draft interim Contracts and Firmness Guidelines (the Guidelines) and we are supportive of the Retailer Reliability Obligation (RRO) as a market-based solution to ensuring system reliability and achievement of the existing reliability standard. This submission makes some general observations on the issues raised. While supporting […]
Qld Gas Exploration Licence for Domestic Use creates Glimmer of Hope for Energy Users
For domestic energy users struggling to access reasonably priced gas supply, today’s announcement that new exploration licences in Queensland have been granted solely for domestic use is welcomed, says the Energy Users Association of Australia’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO). “The biggest issue for large industrial gas users along the east coast is access to an […]
Resolving the Gas Crisis Must be an Urgent Priority
With the devastating news out of Victoria yesterday that another gas reliant manufacturer will close its doors by Christmas and media reports that the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s latest report will again highlight systemic problems in gas markets, the Energy Users’ Association of Australia (EUAA) is again calling on all governments and the gas […]
Energy Users Welcome the Re-integration of Energy & Emissions Portfolio in New Morrison Government
The Energy Users’ Association of Australia (EUAA) congratulates the Morrison Government on their return to office and welcomes the determination of Ministerial portfolios. “We congratulate all ministers on their appointments in particular to Angus Taylor on his reappointment as Energy Minister,” said Chief Executive Officer, Mr Andrew Richards. “The re-integration of emissions into the energy […]
EUAA Submission: National Electricity Amendment (transparency of new projects) Rule ERC 0257
The EUAA is broadly supportive of the intentions of all three rule change proposals. The energy transition to lower carbon generation is happening quickly and networks and AEMO need to have the necessary levers to ensure efficient investment decision making to minimise the costs passed on to consumers. See attached for full details.
EUAA Submission: AEMC Draft Determination – Northern Gas Pipeline – Derogation from Part 23
‘… We continue to support the AEMC decision in the Draft Rule Determination of 21 February 2019, to not make a draft rule to remove an exemption that is applicable to the Northern Gas Pipeline.’ See attached for full submission
EUAA Submission: Reliability Forecasting Methodology Issues Paper
The EUAA supports the implementation of the Retailer Reliability Obligation. While we appreciate engagement undertaken by AEMO on this and other issues, it is unfortunate from consumers’ perspectives that it is happening at such a pace that we are unable to fully evaluate the different components. This is not unique to AEMO as all energy […]
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