New rules aim to limit energy price rises
Energy regulator says rules aim to increase efficiency and cap prices for network businesses
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One step closer to fixing the energy system
Senate’s final report has big implications for affordable energy.
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Reforms ahead for Australia’s broken electricity sector
Senate moves to ease electricity price burden, but is it decisive?
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Business, community, consumer groups together for energy reform
United fight against rising electricity costs
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Call for submissions on draft PC electricity network findings
Current rules create barriers to consumer involvement
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Electricity and the power of choice – for whom?
Lynne Chester explains the effects of the rise of electricity prices on lower-income households.
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We know why power prices are up, but what should we do?
Government needs to ensure that we have the lowest cost industry that meets future societal needs.
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Public education the key to realising the benefits of Victoria’s smart meter rollout
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Households can look forward to the long promised but often delayed benefits of smart meters following the Victorian Government’s decision to go ahead with the rollout, due to be completed by the end of 2013. The decision, along with the additional safeguards announced by the Hon. Michael O’Brien, Minister for Energy and Resources, means the…
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