Draft
Back to topOn 11 October the AER released its draft Connection charge guidelines for electricity customers and accompanying explanatory note seeking stakeholder comment in light of changes made to the National Electricity Rules in August 2021. The changes to the Rules require the AER to describe the circumstances (or how to determine the circumstances) under which a distributor may offer a static zero limit to a micro embedded generator seeking to connect to the network.
Submissions
Back to top11 October 2022 to 21 November 2022
We invited energy consumers and other interested parties to make submissions on the AER's Connection Charge Guideline review issues paper by 21 November 2022.
| Documents (7) | Author |
|---|---|
| Ausgrid - Submission on AER Draft Connection Charge Guideline Review - 21 November 2022 ( PDF 128.75 KB ) | Ausgrid |
| AusNet Services - Response to the AER Draft Determination - static zero limits for micro EGs - 22 November 2022 ( PDF 361.7 KB ) | AusNet Services |
| CP PAL UED - Submission to AER - draft connection charge guideline v1.0 - 21 November 2022 ( PDF 215.79 KB ) | CitiPower / Powercor / United Energy |
| ECA - Submission on AER Draft Connection Charge Guideline Review - 21 November 2022 ( PDF 278.86 KB ) | Energy Consumers Australia (ECA) |
| ENA - AER Connection Charge Guideline Review – Draft Guideline and Explanatory Statement - 21 November 2022 ( PDF 352.19 KB ) | Energy Networks Australia (ENA) |
| SAPN - Submission AER Connection Charge Guideline Draft Determination - 21 November 2022 ( PDF 198.67 KB ) | SA Power Networks (SAPN) |
| TasNetworks - Submission on AER Draft Connection Charge Guideline Review - 21 November 2022 ( PDF 799.66 KB ) | TasNetworks |