We licence a range of Victorian gas and electricity businesses. We also publish codes and guidelines that regulated businesses must follow, and conduct reviews and inquiries that promote the long-term interests of electricity and gas consumers.
Electricity and gas
View licences for electricity and gas distributors, retailers and transmission services, and Victorian electricity generators. You can also view information on who is exempt from electricity licensing and how to apply for an exemption.
View our decisions on electricity prices prices and tariffs, and gas benchmarks.
We regulate through a combination of legislation, licences, and codes and guidelines.
Access resources that impose certain obligations on Victorian electricity and gas businesses.
Read the resources we produce on electricity and gas performance and reporting.
View electricity and gas inquiries, studies and reviews that promote the long-term interests of consumers.
Learn about your rights as an electricity and gas consumer.
Featured work
We have completed our annual review of the minimum feed-in tariffs your energy company pays you for the power you export to the grid.
We are consulting on how to set maximum prices that electricity sellers to embedded networks can charge these customers.
We have made changes to ensure electricity and gas contracts are clear and fair, in response to recommendations made by the independent bipartisan review of electricity and gas retail markets in 2018.
We have developed a framework for assessing the competitiveness and efficiency of the Victorian energy retail market.
Current consultations
We have developed a framework for assessing the competitiveness and efficiency of the Victorian energy retail market, and are seeking feedback until 30 March 2020.
We are consulting on how to set maximum prices that electricity sellers to embedded networks can charge these customers. We are seeking submissions until 10 March 2020.
We are undertaking work to reduce the allowable back-billing period for retail energy customers from nine months to four months. Have your say on our draft decision until 27 March 2020.