Berrybank Development Pty Ltd (ABN 94 146 466 882) applied for a licence to generate electricity for supply or sale, and to sell electricity by wholesale, under section 18 of the Electricity Industry Act 2000 (Vic).
They propose to generate electricity using 43 wind turbines (total capacity 180MW) at Berrybank Wind Farm, located off the Hamilton Highway in Corangamite Shire and Golden Plains Shire approximately 80km west of Geelong, Victoria.
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TransGrid Services Pty Limited (ACN 626 136 865) applied for a licence to transmit electricity under section 18 of the Electricity Industry Act 2000 (Vic).
TransGrid Services Pty Limited is seeking a transmission licence to allow the connection of the Berrybank wind farm.
The commission may grant or refuse to grant applications for any reason we consider appropriate having regard our objectives under the Electricity Industry Act 2000 (Vic) and
Licence grantedCohuna Solar Pty Ltd as trustee for the Cohuna Solar Trust (formerly Cohuna Solar Farm Pty Ltd as trustee for the Cohuna Solar Farm Trust) was granted an electricity generation licence on 4 March 2020. Licence variedThis licence was last varied on 7 January 2025.The licence can be accessed via the resources tab.
We held our first forum for energy industry stakeholders on 27 August 2019.
In this forum, we sought feedback on a number of Victorian energy reforms related to:
- the retail market review
- the Compliance and Performance Reporting Guideline and data reporting
- the Victorian Default Offer
- the Electricity Distribution Code review
- protections for
29 August 2019
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This page outlines updates relating to requirements for:
9 October 2019
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Building based lighting upgrades
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We have
The purpose of this guideline is to provide information to energy retailers and other interested parties about how a licensee can apply to the commission for an exemption from requirements that retailers restrict price increases on their market retail contracts to once a year.
The commission can grant exemptions to this requirement under clause 52C(c) of the Energy Retail Code and allow licensees to offer exempt electricity and gas retail contracts. These are contracts which do
Richiedi la ‘best energy offer’ (migliore offerta di fornitura energetica)
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Hai problemi a pagare le bollette energetiche
We are required to review and set the maximum fares that commercial passenger vehicles can charge for unbooked trips every two years. On 8 September 2020, we released our Unbooked taxi fare review 2020 - final decision and price determination.
Our decision is to keep maximum fares unchanged
We consider this approach best meets our legislative objectives and requirements.
Given the current and uncertain future impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the commercial passenger
Có được ‘chào hàng tốt nhất’ (Get the ‘best energy 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
ΤΙ ΕΙΝΑΙ Η VICTORIAN DEFAULT OFFER; (What is Victoria's default offer?)
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Λάβετε την «καλύτερη προσφορά ενέργειας» (Get the 'best energy offer
什么是维州默认报价？(What is Victoria's default offer?)
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您付电费有困难吗？(Are you having trouble paying your bills?)
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与以往任何时候您相比，
Compliance program update
In response to the emerging impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the energy market, we reshaped our 2020 compliance program to target regulatory requirements aimed at supporting customers experiencing vulnerability. We used different compliance tools, such as pulse checks, to minimise the regulatory burden on businesses.
An energy retail industry pulse check was issued to retailers on 4 May 2020. The pulse check helped the commission to
9 August 2019
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We recently received a number of stakeholder queries about the Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) eligibility of installations involving the replacement of faulty heat pumps and failed solar water
Why are we proposing changes?
Since mid-2018, we have published over 1,500 registration exemptions and received many enquiries about registering exemptions.
We have undertaken an administrative review of the guideline following our discussions with stakeholders, and propose to make changes to provide further clarity.
What are the key changes?
The main changes proposed to the registration guideline include:
- clarifying language such as the terms: exempt seller
The new Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) Registry launched on 3 June 2025. With the transition to the new system, the below data dashboard only contains program data up to 23 May 2025, (i.e. data available in the previous VEU Registry).We are working to update the VEU data dashboard to reflect data in the new system. Our Victorian Energy Upgrades (VEU) data dashboard provides performance data for the VEU program since it commenced in 2009. It
1 October 2019
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From 1 October, applicants of products under the category 21 (residential lighting) of the VEU program must submit evidence of product compliance with the Electrical Equipment Safety System (EESS).
18 October 2019
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We have received a product approval application for a new type of in-home display unit which is mains powered and therefore requires modifications to the electrical circuit as part of the