Victorian water customers are moving onto hardship programs in record numbers during the coronavirus pandemic, new data collected by the state regulator shows.
Proposed changes to product type and certificate creation for building based lighting upgrades (activity 34)
15 September 2020
Proposed changes to product type and certificate creation for building based lighting upgrades (activity 34)
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24 September 2020
Changes to product type and certificate creation for lighting activities 34 and 27
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We have now reviewed feedback from stakeholders further to our program update of 15 September 2020 on proposed changes to lamp product types and
On 7 August 2020, ReAmped Energy Pty Limited (ACN 605 682 684) applied for a licence to sell electricity by retail under section 18 of the Electricity Industry Act 2000 (Vic).Consultation on the licence application closed on 4 November 2020. We did not receive any submissions. We granted the licence on 9 December 2020.The licence was revoked at the request of ReAmped Energy Pty Ltd on 11 November 2024.
The Victorian energy regulator has issued new guidance to ensure households and small businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic are protected as required by the state’s energy rules.
The Essential Services Commission administers the Victorian Energy Retail Code which contains some of the strictest customer protections in the nation.
… minimum feed-in tariff review 2021-22 in february 2021 we completed our review of the 2021-22 minimum feed-in tariffs. energy retailers must pay you at least the minimum for power you export to the grid from small renewable energy sources including solar panels. breadcrumb home draft decision released 17 november 2020 2020-11-16 consultation closed 8 january 2021 2021-01-08 final decision 25 february 2021 2021-02-24 overview read our final decision in february 2021 we completed our
10 September 2020
People Energy certificate shortfall decision
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16 November 2020
Media release: People Energy pays penalty for failing to meet energy efficiency obligations
Energy companies will no longer be able to ‘bait and switch’ customers by offering very low prices only to increase the price within months following a rule change by the state’s energy regulator.
Cherry Tree Wind Farm (ABN 30 134 444 947) applied for a licence under section 18 of the Electricity Industry Act 2000 (Vic) to generate electricity for supply or sale and to sell electricity by wholesale.
The applicant proposed to generate electricity using 16 wind turbines (total capacity 57.6MW) at Cherry Tree Range in Mitchell Shire located approximately 90km North-North East of Melbourne, Victoria.
We may grant or refuse to grant applications for any reason we
Chào hàng mặc định của Victoria là gì? (What is Victoria's default offer?)
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Quý vị có gặp khó khăn trong việc thanh toán hóa đơn năng lượng của mình không? (Are you having trouble paying your energy bills
Chào hàng mặc định của Victoria là gì? (What is Victoria's default offer?)
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Có được ‘chào hàng tốt nhất’ (Get the ‘best energy offer
获得“最佳能源报价” (Get the 'best energy offer')
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您付电费有困难吗？(Are you having trouble paying your bills?)
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什么是维州默认报价？(What is Victoria's default offer?)
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获得“最佳能源报价” (Get the 'best energy offer')
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Key audit results 2018–19
Origin Energy incorrectly calculated some of their recovery of undercharges, meaning greater amounts were recovered from customers than allowed.
The audit also covered some explicit informed consent requirements but did not find any issues.
Recommended actions
We looked into why credits were under-applied and recommended that Origin Energy stop using the billing technology used for calculating the credits so that they do not continue to overcharge
In 2018-19, we received 131 submissions on our projects.
Many submissions for this year related to the fare review of unbooked commercial passenger vehicles (taxis) and the review of non-cash payment surcharges.
Accident towing
- Review of accident towing & storage fees draft report August 2018: two submissions
- Unbooked commercial passenger
6 November 2019
Download this update as a PDF
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From the week beginning 18 November, we will be automating our request for further information (RFI) process for all Victorian energy efficiency certificates (VEECs) created in the VEU
… ksf project nominees pty ltd as trustee for ksf project trust – electricity generation and sale licence ksf project nominees pty ltd as trustee for ksf project trust was granted a licence to generate electricity for supply or sale, and to sell electricity at a site located … solar farm located approximately 100km south of mildura, victoria. we may grant or refuse to grant applications for any reason we consider appropriate having regard
Penalty notices
We issued Momentum Energy with 60 penalty notices in October 2018. We have published one example penalty notice, and listed all 60 along with the overcharge amount for each.
7 October 2019
Momentum Energy overcharging penalty notice EIPN(E) 37-2019
The state’s energy regulator is seeking feedback on its proposal to increase the Victorian Default Offer to reflect upcoming changes to national electricity network costs.
… victorian water businesses focus on resilience after a year of challenges 28 june 2021 senior leaders from 18 of the state’s water businesses met with the essential services commission as part of an ongoing series of industry and community roundtables. water businesses said while lessons were learnt in … staff in order to better support residential and small business customers. a number of businesses said that remaining flexible was important to ensure