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We will continue to regulate energy networks, monitor wholesale and retail energy markets, and administer key consumer protections, including the DMO.

The Orders impose annual reporting obligations on regulated electricity distribution networks, transmission networks, and interconnectors.

We welcome submissions on our draft decision to support an efficient transmission system in the long-term interests of Victorian consumers

Have your say on our preliminary position paper for the System Strength Project hybrid revenue determination by 28 July 2026.

The new CECV values are based on the 2025-26 CECVs, with an adjustment to account for inflation.

Register for stakeholder workshops and have your say on the AER’s review of the distribution ring-fencing and shared asset guidelines.

Energy affordability pressures remain high, as the AER continues to advocate for improved customer protections for customers experiencing payment difficulty.

The Priorities focus on consumer vulnerability, smart meter roll out, system security, network compliance and gas market reporting obligations.

We have provided an update on the review of the AER Rebidding and Technical Parameters Guideline commenced 3 March 2026.

Our paper looks at how the AER regulates electricity networks today and how the framework may need to evolve in response to a changing energy system.

The AER has published our updated Retailer of Last Resort Guidelines and Plan to reflect recent regulatory changes.

The trial waivers, each lasting 5 years, will allow VIOTAS and Enel X to trial sites with multiple connection points in the Wholesale Demand Response Mechanism.