The AEMC is holding a webinar on the Recovering the cost of AEMO’s participant fees rule change.

Please register below.

The energy transition can be delivered more cheaply and quickly if new generators and storage connect in places that facilitate the full benefit of all these resources coming into the national power system. To achieve this, Energy Ministers have asked the ESB to develop a detailed design for a reformed transmission access regime that delivers coordinated transmission and generation investment.

On 4 May 2022, the ESB published a consultation paper that seeks feedback on four model options that have been developed through significant stakeholder consultation. The purpose of this webinar is to give stakeholders the opportunity to ask clarifying questions and to discuss the key challenges and trade-offs associated with the various models.

Going forward, the ESB will continue working with stakeholders to assess and so develop a preferred model to recommend to Ministers. The ESB anticipates that detailed design will be a hybrid model that incorporates one of the investment models and one of the operational models set out in this paper.

This session will be a collaborative event led by the ESB’s appointed Independent Facilitator. To promote well informed discussion, stakeholders are invited to submit questions on the information provided in the consultation paper to info@esb.org.au by 20 May 2022.

Registration closes: 3pm, Tuesday 24 May 2022

In its Post 2025 Market Design Review, the Energy Security Board recommended delivery of a three-year DER Implementation Plan. This plan sets out a range of technical, market and regulatory reforms to unlock value for all consumers through the effective integration of DER and flexible demand.

The ESB is working closely with market body colleagues and stakeholders to deliver activities prioritised for Horizon One of the Plan. A scope of works paper was published in December that outlines the activities and who is leading each process. This paper can be found here.

This workshop will be the first in a series of quarterly check-ins with stakeholders to enable a high-level discussion about the delivery of the DER Implementation Plan, building on engagement and consultation which is underway for each reform activity.

This session will be a collaborative event led by ESB with colleagues from AEMO, AEMC and AER. Please find registration details above.

A link to the forum and preparatory materials will be provided to registered stakeholders closer to the event date.

Registration closes: 3pm, Wednesday 30 March 2022

The AEMC is hosting a briefing session on its directions paper on the Capacity Commitment Mechanism for system security and reliability services and Synchronous Services Markets released on 20 September 2021 in response to rule change requests from Delta Electricity and Hydro Tasmania. This session will provide an overview of the directions paper and the approach the Commission is taking to considering the rule changes.

The details of the session are as follows:

Date: Monday, 20 September 2021 
Time: 2.30pm - 4pm
Location: Virtual videoconference

The agenda and dial in details will be circulated closer to the date.

If you wish to attend, please fill out the registration form below.
 

The Reliability Panel will be holding a stakeholder meeting (webinar) on the 27 May 2021 at 10.30am – 12.00pm for its review of the reliability standard and settings guidelines.  

The AEMC is hosting a briefing session on the Deferral of network charges rule change. As the rule is being considered under the expedited rule change process, this session will provide an overview of:

• the rule change proposal
• how the Commission proposes to consider the issues raised
• the expedited rule change process.

The details of the session are as follows:

Date: Monday 1 June 2020
Time: 3:30pm - 4:30pm
Where: Virtual videoconference

The agenda and dial in details will be circulated closer to the date.

If you wish to attend, please fill out the registration form below.