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    Retail Electricity Market – Consumer Protection for C&I vs SME and Residential Market 
    Consumer Protections for SME and C and I Energy Consumers Header

    By James Iliffe | September 30, 2024

    In Australia, small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and residential retail electricity and natural gas customers enjoy greater consumer protection than large commercial and industrial (C&I) …

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    Callide Power Trading faces federal court proceedings, return to service delayed again 
    Callide Power Trading faces Federal Court Image - Gavel and Hammer

    By Mike Carabott and Krystle Will | February 13, 2024

    The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) has launched legal proceedings against Callide Power Trading Pty Ltd for a breach of performance standards at the Callide C …

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    Rebidding contributed to six instances of prices in excess of $5,000/MWh in May and June

    By Mike Carabott and Krystle Will | October 23, 2023

    The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) said rebidding by electricity generators contributed to six events where pricing breached $5,000 per MWh, but said this was mostly …

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    Spike in wholesale electricity prices expected to lead to significantly costlier Default Market Offers

    By Mike Carabott and Ben Wallington | May 25, 2022

    A massive spike in wholesale electricity prices could result in Australian homes and businesses paying significantly more for energy after the new Default Market Offer …

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    Energy Regulator ramps up pressure for further electricity tariff reductions

    By James Iliffe | July 1, 2020

    The Australian Energy Regulator has rejected arguments by Energy bosses against partial re-regulation of electricity prices, saying that the move has worked for customers who …

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    Energy networks must reduce network charges passed on to customers – Regulator
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    By Mike Carabott | July 15, 2018

    The Australian Energy Regulator has issued new guidelines to reduce the sum of revenue that electricity networks can charge customers in network tariffs, which it …

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    Rising coal prices and Hazelwood closure to blame for sustained high wholesale electricity prices in New South Wales
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    By Mike Carabott | December 7, 2017

    The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) has found that rising coal prices, the closure of Hazelwood and limited supply is causing high sustained wholesale electricity prices …

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    Wholesale electricity prices expected to drop under new 5-minute trading interval
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    By Mike Carabott | November 30, 2017

    Wholesale electricity prices in Australia will be traded at an interval of 5 minutes as from 1 July 2021, replacing the current 30-minute interval system. …

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    Essential Energy accused of scaremongering tactics over bushfires warning
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    By Mike Carabott | October 4, 2017

    Essential Energy has been accused of scaremongering about the risks of bushfires and blackouts as it attempts to justify price increase demands. Craig Memery of …

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    Watchdog to investigate Queensland energy producers

    By Mike Carabott | July 20, 2017

    State-owned power companies in Queensland are being investigated for price gouging and strategic bidding by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). The ACCC said …

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