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Consultation Paper – Reliability Emergency Reserve Trader (RERT) Class Waiver
AGL welcomes the opportunity to comment on the Australian Energy Regulator’s abovementioned Consultation Paper.
AGL responds to the ESC’s Consumer Energy Reforms Discussion Paper
AGL provided its feedback on a number of changes proposed by the Commission to help households access cheaper energy deals, increase support for people experiencing payment difficulty and deliver more protections for consumers.
Access arrangement proposal (variation) – AusNet Gas Services
AGL Energy (AGL) welcomes the opportunity to make a submission to the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) on AusNet Gas Services’ (AusNet) access arrangement variation proposal. AGL also recognises the extensive consultation process undertaken by AusNet in the development of their proposal.
AGL Response to CER Data Exchange Consultation Paper
AGL welcomes the opportunity to provide responses to the consultation questions posed by the Australian Energy Market Operator in relation to the Consumer Energy Resources (CER) Data Exchange.
AGL’s submission to the CER’s consultation on carbon market infrastructure
AGL Energy welcomes the opportunity to make a submission in response to the Clean Energy Regulator’s (CER) discussion paper entitled ‘Enabling deep, liquid, transparent and accessible carbon markets in Australia’.
AGL Response to Technical Requirements for 200 kW to 5 MW DER Connections
AGL Energy (AGL) welcomes the opportunity to provide responses to the consultation questions posed by the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) in response to the abovementioned Consultation Report.
AGL response to real-time data for consumers consultation paper
AGL Energy (AGL) welcomes the opportunity to provide responses to the consultation questions posed by the Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) in response to the abovementioned Consultation Paper.
AGL’s response to the draft Greater Adelaide Regional Plan
AGL Energy welcomes the opportunity to make a submission in response to the State Planning Commission’s draft Greater Adelaide Regional Plan (Draft GARP).
AGL’s response to proposed changes to the GreenPower program rules
AGL welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback to proposed changes to the GreenPower program rules.
ACCU Scheme transparency changes – amendment to the Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative) Rules
AGL welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the Exposure Draft of the Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative) Amendment (2024 Measures No.2) Rules 2024.
AGL’s response to ARENA’s Battery Breakthrough Initiative consultation
AGL responds to ARENA’s consultation questions on the Battery Breakthrough Initiative, providing feedback around the program’s outcomes and design.
AGL’s submission to the Operating the Nature Repair Market Discussion Paper
AGL broadly supports environmental reforms underway, and the Nature Repair Market (NRM)’s aim to provide positive outcomes to biodiversity. However, we hold some concerns around the operation of the scheme and lack of clarity around scheme outcomes and performance measures.
Consultation Paper – Monitoring the NSW retail energy markets 2023-24
AGL Energy (AGL) welcomes the opportunity to provide responses to the consultation questions posed by the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) in response to the abovementioned Consultation Paper.
AGL Response to Integrating price-responsive resources into the NEM rule change draft decision
AGL supports the draft rule’s intent to more effectively integrate consumer energy resources (CER), and other unscheduled price-responsive resources (UPRR), into the electricity system for the benefit of all energy users. The rule change consultation process has highlighted the underlying challenges of integrating CER and UPRR into a market and operational framework designed for market generators exclusively focused on market dispatch.
AGL response to AEMC Accelerating Smart Meter Deployment Directions Paper
AGL has provided a response to the Australian Energy Market Commission’s Directions Paper on additional consumer safeguards for the Accelerating Smart Meter Deployment rule change.
AGL’s submission to the National Energy Workforce Strategy
AGL strongly supports the Australian Government’s ambition to meet its long-term ambition of net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. We commend the government’s focus on developing a National Energy Workforce Strategy (NEWS) to support the development of the workforce required to enable the energy transition and help deliver on this net zero ambition.
Discussion Paper – Energy Savings Scheme (ESS) and Peak Demand Reduction Scheme (PDRS) Statutory Review 2025
AGL recognises the important role of both the NSW Energy Savings Scheme (ESS) and Peak Demand Reduction Scheme (PDRS) in achieving the Energy Security Safeguard objectives of ensuring the energy system is “more reliable, affordable and sustainable” . We note our broad support for both schemes, given their likely positive efficiency and cost impacts for scheme participants, and ultimately, NSW customers. While it is too early in the PDRS’ implementation to discern whether the scheme is meeting its objectives, we believe the ESS scheme objectives and design remains largely relevant. As a liable entity within both schemes, AGL has proudly met its targets every year since the scheme’s inception and is committed to its ongoing role in decarbonisation and supporting a more reliable and affordable energy system.
AGL’s submission to the transport and infrastructure net zero consultation roadmap
AGL Energy welcomes the opportunity to make a submission in response to the Australian Government’s Transport and Infrastructure Net Zero Consultation Roadmap.