The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) has published the approved Northern Territory electricity distributor’s annual pricing proposal for network charges in 2025–26.
This follows an assessment by the AER of the proposal and proposed drivers to ensure they are consistent with the National Electricity Rules and the five-year regulatory revenue determination.
In 2025–26 small decreases in network revenues are predominantly driven by the return of previously over-recovered revenue and a forecast increase in consumption. This is partially offset by the increases associated with the revenue path set in the applicable determination and actual inflation.
The approved network charges will be incorporated into retail electricity prices for the upcoming 2025–26 year. The Northern Territory Government sets regulated prices for retail customers consuming less than 750 MWh of electricity each year, and therefore the impacts may not be experienced by consumers.
We recently approved pricing proposals for Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Tasmanian, and Victorian electricity distributors.
We are also assessing pricing proposals for Queensland and South Australian electricity distributors.
View the approved proposal and our Statement of Reasons here:
Northern Territory