“The South Australian government’s anouncement today that will see it take some extraordinary measures to respond to the crisis in our energy markets underscores the severity of the situation where it appears that energy markets are not working,” said Energy Users Association of Australia CEO, Mr Andrew Richards. “The fact that state goverments feel compelled […]
The Energy Users Association of Australia (EUAA), representing large energy users from a broad range of industries in Australia including manufacturing, raw materials, food and packaging companies, has been a strong advocate for gas market reform, warning for some time of a looming crisis if policy makers did not act decisively. Today it backed AEMO’s […]
A highly forensic review of Australia’s east coast gas sector has found that estimates of commercial gas reserves to service Queensland’s new Gladstone-based LNG industry and local domestic gas consumption, carry substantial risks that are not widely appreciated. The review’s author says this puts at risk the longer-term security of east coast gas with current […]
Progressively over the last 10 years Australia has given up its comparative advantage in fairly priced, highly reliable energy which has underpinned significant industrial development and employment for many decades. If allowed to continue on this trajectory this comparative advantage will be permanently lost and along with it, a majority of energy intensive industry including […]
The EUAA is a strong advocate for energy users and firmly believe that the primary objective of energy markets should be to serve the customer. However, we also recognise that energy markets will only be sustainable when the right balance between buyers, sellers and investor interests is maintained…. Contact us for details euaa@euaa.com.au
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Energy Users Association of Australia (EUAA) CEO Andrew Richards today called on governments and regulators to work more closely with industry to repair the damage to energy markets before Australia’s economy is changed permanently. “Large energy users have been warning governments and regulators for many years that energy markets were heading down a dangerous path,” […]
Representatives of Australian communities, including civil society, households, workers, investors, business energy users and energy suppliers today challenged all political leaders to stop partisan antics and work together to reform Australia’s energy systems and markets to deliver the reliable, affordable and clean energy that is critical to wellbeing, employment and prosperity. There is simply no […]
The annual energy bills paid by our members collectively amounts to many billions of dollars and constitutes a significant cost to their business. In recent years our members have expressed concern about their ability to secure gas contracts at fair prices and on reasonable terms…. Contact euaa@euaa.com.au for more details.
The leading advocate for large energy users, the Energy Users Association of Australia (EUAA) is disappointed that both the Victorian government and opposition have slammed the door on Victorian energy users by supporting a statewide ban on new gas exploration. “While we recognise there continues to be community concern over fracking, a blanket ban on […]
The leading voice and advocate for large energy users, the Energy Users Association of Australia (EUAA) has welcomed today’s announcement by the Queensland Government of a pilot exploration project in the Surat Basin “Gas is essential to the operation of many EUAA members and will play an important role in energy generation in the years […]
“There is now an urgent need for action to ensure that the energy system we take for granted can continue to adapt to the changes currently taking place and likely to accelerate,” Preliminary report of the Independent Review into the Future Security of the Electricity Market. With Australia’s energy market at a crisis point, the 2017 […]
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