‘… The EUAA participated in most of the stakeholder meetings and engaged with APA at all stages of their preparation of the proposal. This was a considerable and very welcome improvement in stakeholder engagement compared with that which was done for the current regulatory period reset. There was a genuine effort put into ensuring wide […]
Energy users welcome today’s announcement from the Federal Government signalling a Future Gas Strategy that is pragmatic in its approach to future energy and considers the needs of the country and the community as we transition to a zero-emission future. “We welcome the Future Gas Strategy,” said Energy Users’ Association of Australia (EUAA) Chief Executive […]
‘…Thank you for the opportunity to make a submission under the Australian Energy Regulator’s (AER) Enhanced Wholesale Market Monitoring and Reporting Guideline. While the Issues Paper covers both electricity and gas, our particular focus is on the east coast gas market given it has substantially less transparency to consumers than the National Electricity Market. The […]
‘… We support governments setting policies to drive the transition to net-zero, but governments need to be seen to be supporting the transition financially instead of transferring the costs and risks to consumers. We are concerned that at some point in the not-too-distant future, consumers will be unable or unwilling to continue funding the transition. […]
‘… In our earlier submission on this matter[1], we set out our reasons for not supporting the proposed expedited process with particular focus on the proposed methodology for residential and small business customers. We are generally happy with the direct cost methodology being used for customer with demand >10MVA, though we would appreciate the opportunity […]
Today’s announcement of grants under the federal Powering the Regions Fund to help heavy industry decarbonise is welcomed by leading advocate for commercial and industrial (C&I)energy users, the Energy Users’ Association of Australia (EUAA). “Large businesses are critical to Australia’s economy and also key to our energy transition,” said EUAA Chief Executive Officer, Mr Andrew […]
Energy users welcome today’s announcement of a 6GW tender under the Capacity Investment Scheme (CIS) that includes the Federal Government also moving to collaborate with the NSW Government on the rollout of at least 2.2GW of new energy assets in NSW. “For some time we have been concerned by the apparent lack of coordination of […]
‘…The EUAA is aware of issues related to fairness and equity for consumers in allocating interconnector costs for new interconnectors, particularly Marinus Link. Utilising the existing NER cost allocation methodology, Victorian and Tasmanian consumers would pay a similar gross amount. When these similar amounts are disbursed amongst the individual consumers, an individual Tasmanian consumer would […]
‘… The EUAA sees benefits in creating consistency in the regulation of the services that are currently being supplied through third parties (such as FRMP’s) with those that already exist for retailers. The EUAA understands that Consumer Energy Resources (CER) refers to many different technologies that may be utilised differently with different price signals. These include […]
‘… We have strongly supported past AEMO and AER VCR valuation processes and look forward to being able to do so again in 2024. Our objective in objecting to the expedited process is not to get a lower VCR. Our objective is to get a robust VCR that is the result of a comprehensive engagement […]
‘… Thank you for the opportunity to make a submission for the Issues Paper: Transmission Service Target Performance Incentive Scheme (STPIS) Review: Market Impact Component (MIC) and Network Capability Component (NCC). The MIC was designed to incentivise TNSPs to undertake outages when they have little to no impact on wholesale market prices (i.e. avoid planned outages […]
‘…The EUAA supports an equitable transition of the NEM to reach net zero-emissions. This must be undertaken at least cost to consumers while ensuring the NEM continues to be fit-for-purpose while having full transparency in all investment justifications, including costs and tender processes. The EUAA was concerned that without a rule change to close the […]
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