| Milestone | Date* |
|---|---|
| Publish consultation paper and draft models | 25 October 2021 |
| Submissions due | 19 November 2021 |
| Stakeholder workshop | 2 December 2021 |
| Publish final models | March 2022 |
*Please note this timeline is indicative and subject to change.
Indicative timetable
Consultation paper
On 25 October, we opened consultation on standardised models for regulated metering services. The standardised metering models are intended to replace the specific models currently used by distribution network service providers (distributors).
Submissions
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We invited written submissions on the preliminary standardised metering models. Submissions closed on Friday 19 November 2021.
Ausgrid – Submission on standardised models for regulated metering services – November 2021 – Public
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AusNet Services – Submission on standardised models for regulated metering services – November 2021 – Public
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CitiPower, Powercor and United Energy – Submission on standardised models for regulated metering services – November 2021 – Public
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Essential Energy – Submission on standardised models for regulated metering services – November 2021 – Public
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Jemena – Submission on standardised models for regulated metering services – November 2021 – Public
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SA Power Networks – Submission on standardised models for regulated metering services – November 2021 – Public
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TasNetworks – Submission on standardised models for regulated metering services – November 2021 – Public
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Late submissions
The following submission on the preliminary standardised metering models was received after submissions closed on 19 November 2021.
Red Energy and Lumo Energy – Submission on standardised models for regulated metering services – November 2021 – Public
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Stakeholder forum
On 2 December 2021, the AER hosted an online public forum allowing stakeholders the opportunity to ask questions and provide further feedback on the preliminary standardised metering models.