Key changes to energy rules
In our latest update, we examine the AEMC's new modelling on network pricing reform.
Key takeaways
National electricity rules and national electricity retail rules:
- No new rule change requests or draft determinations
- Two new draft determinations:
- Supporting compliance with meter maintenance obligations
- Clarifying the treatment of jurisdictional policies and system costs in the ISP
- Four completed rule changes:
- Flexible communication requirements for SAPS generation connection points
- Enhancing access for registered participant representatives (Electricity)
- Establishing a regulatory framework for retail customer-initiated gas abolishment (Retail)
- Amending the Cumulative Price Threshold Methodology / CPT calculation during administered scheduled pricing
National gas rules:
- No new rule change requests or draft determinations
- Two completed rule changes:
- Enhancing access for registered participant representatives (Gas)
- Establishing a regulatory framework for retail customer-initiated gas abolishment
Opportunities for stakeholders:
- Due by 28 May 2026
- Clarifying the treatment of jurisdictional policies and system costs in the ISP
- Due by 4 June 2026
- Enhancing distribution network planning and reporting