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Have your say on Transgrid’s cost pass through application

Transgrid’s pass through application relates to network support costs incurred in 2025-26. We welcome submissions by 12 November 2026.
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Transmission

Have your say on ElectraNet’s cost pass through application

ElectraNet’s pass through application relates to costs incurred due to the 17 October 2024 storm. We welcome submissions by 12 November 2026.
Communications
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Transmission

Yurringa Energy Pty Ltd – granted electricity retailer authorisation

On 8 October 2026, the AER approved an application from Yurringa Energy Pty Ltd for an electricity retailer authorisation under the Retail Law.
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Open Consultations

Our community consultations run across a wide range of topics, and we welcome your input into the work that we do. Engage with us and have your say on our projects that are currently open for consultation.

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ElectraNet cost pass through application – October 2024 Storm

ElectraNet submitted a cost pass through application to recover costs incurred due to the 17 October 2024 storm event in South Australia.
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Transmission
SA

Transgrid - Network support pass through 2025-26

Transgrid submitted a cost pass through application to recover network support costs incurred in 2025-26.
Cost pass throughs
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Commencement date
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Transmission
NSW

Essential Energy cost pass through application – 2025 North Coast Weather Event

Essential Energy submitted a cost pass through application to recover costs incurred due to the 2025 North Coast Weather Event in NSW.
Cost pass throughs
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Live in an apartment block? Or maybe own a business in a shopping centre? Learn more about your rights as a customer in an embedded network.
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State of the energy market 2025

State of the energy market 2025 reviews the past year in Australia’s electricity and gas markets, highlighting key trends, prices and changes.
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View current proposals and final AER decisions on the maximum amount of revenue that network businesses can earn from consumers over a 5-year period.
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