The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) has released version 4 of the Retail Exempt Selling Guideline, in effect from 18 March 2016, which replaces the previous […]
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The ‘regulated retail offer’ (sometimes known as the ‘published domestic tariff’ or ‘standing offer’) for electricity has been updated, effective 1 April 2016. To ensure
Updated Electricity Charges Effective 1 April 2016 Read More »
Once you receive your July electricity bill you might notice that it could have been significantly reduced. Eutility who provides advice and electricity tendering services
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Origin Energy and Energy Australia have now published their updated electricity tariffs that can be applied by park operators to their permanent residents and long-term
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When you install a solar power system on your home or business, there is ninetynine percent chance that your system is connected to the grid. These systems produce electricity that flows from the solar panels to the inverter and then overflows to the grid. If there is a black out in your area then your
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From 1 July 2014, the NSW Government removed set energy prices for regulated electricity customers. There is now no regulated energy price tariff that park
From 1 July 2013 the Australian Energy Regulator became the regulator for retail energy markets in New South Wales under the National Energy Customer Framework.
Parks and Manufactured Home Estates That On-sell Energy – What You Need to Do Read More »
The NSW Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) recently handed down its decision in relation to electricity prices that regulated electricity retailers in NSW can
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This is one of the more interesting questions that the legal help desk has received, and the answer is yes. One of our park members
My resident is ‘allergic’ to electricity: can I still charge for service availability? Read More »