Objectives
- Government policies signal the least cost fuel for consumers
- Electricity distribution network efficiency significantly improves, with corresponding reductions in network tariffs. Electricity distribution network efficiency is tracked and compared
- No further non-energy services paid via energy bills
- Retail price caps evolve to ensure households and small businesses pay no more than the fair maximum price
- To ensure costs are prudent and efficient, enhanced transparent and active monitoring of network and wholesale costs is introduced
Our work on Value
Find out more about our work relating to our target 'Value', which relates to ensuring consumers pay a fair share for the energy they use. Here, you can navigate through the pages or use the search function to find specific work relating to 'Value'.
Consumer Energy Report Card
Submission to Victorian Department of Transport and Planning on Building Electrification – Regulatory Impact Statement
Consumers and local networks to benefit from rule change request
UTS Institute for Sustainable Futures - Reimagining network utilisation in the era of consumer energy resources
Joint submission to the Essential Services Commission on the Victorian Default Offer - Request for comment paper
Designing, modelling, and advocating for finance policy options to drive inclusive household electrification
Submission to the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) about Default Market Offer prices 2025-26
Submission to the Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) on Including distribution network resilience in the National Electricity Rules (NER)
Our 3-Year Plan
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