EUAA Submission: A Draft Plan to Save NSW Energy and Money
EUAA Submission: A Draft Plan to Save NSW Energy and Money
The EUAA are very supportive of this initiative. However, there are many variables that impact energy markets and user costs so much more needs to be done… Contact euaa@euaa.com.au for more details
EUAA Submission to Queensland Gas Supply and Demand Action Plan
The advent of several LNG projects being established within similar timeframes has led to a very difficult situation for domestic gas users… Contact euaa@euaa.com.au
EUAA Welcomes COAG’s Small Steps; Calls for Giant Leaps
Welcoming the reforms set out in the Energy Council Commuique, Chief Executive Officer for the leading voice for energy users, Energy Users Association of Australia said, “The reforms agreed are a good start on a path to build a more stable and cost effective energy market but much more needs to be done.” “What is […]
Australian Energy Market Commission 2016 Report Underscores Urgent need for National Strategy
“The lack of a national approach to energy planning is leaving all energy users out in the cold, reducing energy security and increasing price volatility,” said Andrew Richards, Chief Executive Officer of the leading voice and advocate for large energy users, the Energy Users Association of Australia (EUAA). “The report released today by the AEMC […]
Joint Media Release – Energy Reform is Urgent to Avert Systemic Crises
Representatives of Australia’s communities, households, business energy users and energy suppliers today called on the Commonwealth Government, the States and all other stakeholders to support reform of Australia’s energy systems and markets to ensure reliability and affordability as we decarbonise the energy system. The status quo of policy uncertainty, lack of coordination and unreformed markets […]
COAG Energy Council must act to avoid energy crisis
Australia’s manufacturing and food processing industry today called on the COAG Energy Council to urgently address the crisis in the domestic energy market, which is increasing costs, undermining global competitiveness and destroying business confidence. The alliance of six associations said that while it welcomed recent efforts by the COAG Energy Council to develop a reform […]
Investment Certainty Must Come from Climate Change Review
The leading voice and advocate for large energy users, the Energy Users Association of Australia, has welcomed todays’ release of the terms of reference for the 2017 Climate Change Review and is hopeful it will result in a stable, long-term policy environment. “Energy and climate change policy has been a rollercoaster ride over the last […]
EUAA Submission – AER Proposed Rule Change for Replacement Expenditure Planning Arrangements
Energy users have watched with interest how the National Electricity Objective has been interpreted over time … Contact euaa@euaa.com.au for more details
Queensland Government Shows Leadership On Gas Development
The leading voice and advocate for large energy users, the Energy Users Association of Australia (EUAA) has welcomed today’s announcement of the Gas Supply and Demand Action Plan by the Queensland Government. Gas prices have increased dramatically in recent years, in part due to a tightening of the balance between supply and demand while moratoria […]
Energy Transition Requires A Coordinated Approach
The leading voice and advocate for large energy users, the Energy Users Association of Australia (EUAA) has called on state and federal governments to coordinate energy and climate policy in the wake of todays Hazelwood power station announcement. “To ensure the best outcome for consumers, communities and the environment we need all of our governments […]
EUAA Submission on Credible Pathways to a 50% renewable energy target for Queensland, Draft Report
Energy and climate change policy has tended to be pursued in policy silos by state and federal governments. If this continues it is likely to result in higher costs than is necessary and potentially threaten energy security… Contact euaa@euaa.com.au for more details
EUAA Submission on Review of RIT-T Regulatory Test
What changes should be made to the current test to improve its efficiency and effectiveness to achieve the National Electricity Objective? And, is the RIT-T test fit for purpose? …. Contact euaa@euaa.com.au for more details.