PIAC welcomes the introduction of the Low Income Energy Efficiency Program, an initiative developed to assist low-income households reduce energy consumption as part of the Australian Government’s

Sydney Water Corporation has proposed an increase of 15.1% above inflation for water prices over the next determination period from 1 July 2012, equivalent to a rise of $166 to the annual wat

PIAC understands that IPART, as the price regulator for water and sewerage services for the NSW metropolitan water utilities, has concerns about the equity of the current pricing structures of the

PIAC has followed their 2010 submission to the Productivity Commission’s (the Commission) Inquiry into the Urban Water Sector by responding to the Commission’s Draft Report.

As part of their annual review of regulated electricity retail prices, the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) Draft Decision is that consumers are likely to face price rises of bet

Recognising that the Hunter Water Operating Licence is the key regulatory framework governing the relationship between Hunter Water and its customers, the systematic review and evaluation of its pe

The development of the Water Industry Competition Act Draft Codes of Conduct for Transfer and Marketing is an essential step to ensuring that a competitive water market is fair and efficient for bo

The Productivity Commission inquiry, Australia’s Urban Water Sector, aims to identify efficiency gains that can be made in Australian urban water and waste water sectors.

PIAC’s submission addresses the review of the Customer Contract for Hunter Water Corporation being undertaken by the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART).