2024-25
Approved 2024-25 tariffs for businesses covered by our 2024 water price review are shown in our 2024 water price determinations.
27 June 2024
Barwon Water - 2024-25 Tariff Schedule
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Before 1 November 2018, we approved or rejected rail access arrangements, produced codes and guidelines and conducted reviews of the rail access regime. We no longer have this role. The new rail access regime is administered by the Minister for Transport and Transport for Victoria as of 1 November 2018.
Under the Rail Management Act, a rail access arrangement in effect before 1 November 2018 remains binding until a new rail access arrangement under the new
We released our Review of Regulatory Instruments Stage 1: Final Decision in the second half of 2008.
Independent audits confirmed AusNet customers now have fully functioning smart meters. This means AusNet customers can access information and services available to other Victorians, such as connecting to electricity more easily or switching to a new electricity retailer faster.
We required AusNet to meet required service standards
In June 2015, we accepted the Ausnet Services' smart meter undertaking requiring the company to meet the required service
We have been asked by the Victorian Government to monitor and report on the competitiveness and efficiency of the Victorian energy retail market, as part of recommendations made by the independent bipartisan review of electricity and gas retail markets in 2018.
Since then, we have engaged with interested stakeholders and the public to develop a framework and approach to help assess whether the Victorian energy retail market is delivering good value to energy consumers.
We
This review focused on amending the Electricity Distribution Code to allow for the operation of Rapid Earth Fault Current Limiter (REFCL) technology to prevent bushfires.
We have now updated the code
Changes to the code enable use of REFCLs at 45 high voltage substations in high risk fire areas across Victoria. The introduction of the technology was an outcome of the 2009 Victorian Bushfires Royal Commission and subsequent new bushfire mitigation regulations.
The amended
… interests of water consumers. breadcrumb home current inquiries, studies and reviews water price review 2026 we are preparing to review the new prices to apply from 1 july 2026 for melbourne water and north east water. (, ) review of new customer contributions we are reviewing new customer contributions to address key issues we identified from recent water price reviews. (, ) how customers rate their water business we survey 5,200 water customers every 12 months across
'My lanyard was designed by the Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Corporation, from the Yuendumu community in the Northern Territory. I came across these designs at a conference where a young Yugambeh woman opened the event by inviting us to see the country as she sees it. This lanyard reminds me of how important it is to step outside my usual world view, and to look at situations from other perspectives.
Commercial passenger vehicle prices
View maximum fares for taxis that are hailed on the street or caught from a rank within the ‘metropolitan’ and ‘urban and large regional’ zones in Victoria. Access information on non-cash
… cos’è la ‘default offer’ del victoria? (italian) la victorian default offer (offerta predefinita del victoria) è il prezzo dell’energia elettrica che la commission fissa per gli utenti con un contratto di fornitura automatico. breadcrumb home cos’è la ‘default offer’ del victoria? la victorian default offer è un prezzo semplice e fidato … sono paragonabili con la victorian default offer. ciò potrebbe aiutarti a decidere se un’offerta automatica o un’
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
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ΤΙ ΕΙΝΑΙ Η VICTORIAN DEFAULT OFFER; (What is Victoria's default offer?)
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ما هو العرض الإفتراضي في فكتوريا)؟ (What is Victoria's default offer?)
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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
… installer sign-off at activity 21 installations this page outlines updates relating to requirements for accredited person justifications for ‘duplicate’ activities, and licensed electrician attendance at the installation premises for sign-off on the veec assignment form for lighting activities 21a, 21c, 21d, 21e and 21f (replacing energy inefficient lamps with efficient lamps). breadcrumb home managing activity duplicates and installer sign-off at activity 21 installations this page
… in this document is ‘j6’ and ‘non-j6’. our position a j6 site refurbishment must be a renovation or improvement to an existing site that includes the installation of lighting products which are listed on the register of products at the time of veec creation. if there is no refurbishment of the site, then the lighting upgrade is not an eligible j6 upgrade. our position is that to meet the criteria of a ‘refurbishment’, the site must have already been previously used and occupied prior to
by Matthew Giampiccolo, Project Manager at the Essential Services Commission
In this article, we’ll look at three questions: