On 23 April 2026 the AEMC received a rule change request from the Reliability Panel to amend the National Electricity Rules. The AEMC has not yet initiated this rule change request. When the AEMC initiates this process, the AEMC will facilitate stakeholder consultation on the request. A copy of th
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On 28 April 2026, the AEMC received a rule change request from Commonwealth Department of Climate Change, Environment, Energy and Water to amend the National Electricity Rules. The AEMC has not initiated this rule change request. When the AEMC initiates this process, it will publish a consultation p
Rainer Korte, Commissioner Data Power series 28 April 2026 -The Wheeler Centre,Melbourne 29 April 2026 - Greenhouse, Sydney Good morning. Thank you to The Energy for inviting me to this important conversation. Australia is at a pivotal moment in its energy and digital transformation. The energy tran
On 23 April 2026 the AEMC received a rule change request from the Reliability Panel to amend the National Electricity Rules. The AEMC has not yet initiated this rule change request. When the AEMC initiates this process, the AEMC will publish a Consultation Paper to facilitate stakeholder consultatio
On 26 February 2026, the AEMC received a rule change request from PlusES to amend the National Energy Retail Rules. The AEMC has not yet initiated this rule change request. When the AEMC initiates this process, the AEMC will publish a Consultation Paper to facilitate stakeholder consultation on the
peter thomas Thu, 04/23/2026 - 14:20 Corporate Publications PDF Reliability Panel comments on AEMO’s Transition Plan for System Security Reliability Publications and Submissions On
The Reliability Panel has published the final report for its Reliability Standard and Settings Review (RSSR), with recommendations for a modest adjustment to the reliability standard to reflect increasing costs and changing consumer preferences, and no changes to market price settings. Reliability i
New modellingreleased today by the Australian Energy Market Commission shows that reforming how electricity network costs are recovered could deliver up to $6 billion in savings over the next 15 years, reducing bills for households and small businesses across Australia. The modelling shows reforms w
The Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) has made a draft rule to modernise distribution network planning in a system increasingly driven by consumer energy resources (CER). Rooftop solar, batteries and EVs are transforming how networks are used, creating both opportunities for consumers and c
The Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) has today released a draft determination proposing not to make a rule in response to a rule change request submitted by the Centre for Independent Studies (CIS). The Commission's preliminary view is that changes to the National Electricity Rules are not
On 2 April 2026, the AEMC received a rule change request from Energy Networks Australia to amend the National Electricity Rules. The AEMC has not initiated this rule change request. When the AEMC initiates this process, it will publish a consultation paper to facilitate stakeholder consultation. The
As more Australians choose to switch away from gas to electrify, the Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) has finalised Australia's first national framework for customers who want to undertake an abolishment to permanently remove their gas connection. The new rules establish clear definitions,
On 1 April 2026, the Australian Energy Market Commission published version89of the National Gas Rules, which incorporates: Schedule 2 of the National Gas Amendment (Extension of the DWGM Dandenong LNG interim arrangements) Rule 2025 No. 3. Submit a request via ouronline enquiry formif you have quest
On 31 March 2026, the Australian Energy Market Commission published version 244 of the National Electricity Rules, which incorporates: Submit a request via ouronline enquiry formif you have questions about this news announcement.
Andrew Lewis, Executive General Manager, Consumer, Markets and Analytics Australian Domestic Gas Outlook Sheraton Grand, Hyde Park, Sydney Good morning everyone. First, I’d like to acknowledge the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we meet today. I pay
Gas networks were built for a world of growing demand. As household and small business energy choices shift, we're proposing updates to ensure the regulatory framework keeps pace. Feedback closes 30 April.
We have released a draft rule that would set clear technical standards for data centres connecting to the grid. The proposal aims to promote system security while enabling faster connections and reducing overall system costs. Feedback closes 7 May.
We're proposing improvements to help the approximately 225,000 households registered for life support protections, including better communication options and clearer processes.
Australia's gas networks were built to last for decades, with costs spread across a customer base assumed to keep growing. As household and small business energy choices shift, we’re proposing updates to ensure the regulatory framework keeps pace. The Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) has r
We have released a draft rule that would set clear technical standards for data centres connecting to the grid. The proposal aims to promote system security while enabling faster connections and reducing overall system costs. Feedback closes 7 May.
On 3 March 2026 the AEMC received a rule change request from Nexa Advisory to amend the National Electricity Rules. The AEMC has not initiated this rule change request. When the AEMC initiates this process, the AEMC will publish a consultation paper to facilitate stakeholder consultation on the requ
Australia's data centre boom is accelerating. Cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and digital services are driving unprecedented demand for energy-intensive facilities. But rapid growth comes with a hidden risk: without clear technical standards, data centres could adversely impact grid stabil
On 18 February 2026 the AEMC received a rule change request from the Justice and Equity Centre to amend the National Electricity Rules. The AEMC has not yet initiated this rule change request. When the AEMC initiates this process, the AEMC will publish a Consultation Paper to facilitate stakeholder
The Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) has released a draft determination to improve the registration and communication processes for Australian households requiring life support equipment. The draft rule maintains all existing life support protections while enabling medical practitioners to
On 23 February 2026 the AEMC received a rule change request from AEMO to amend the National Electricity Rules. The AEMC has not yet initiated this rule change request. When the AEMC initiates this process, the AEMC will publish a Consultation Paper to facilitate stakeholder consultation on the reque