Sally Tindall
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first heard Apr 2022
last heard 30 Jun
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The Briefing · Supreme Court rejects Trump order + How to hack your power bill · 30 Jun 2026
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It's a really important safety net, but it also acts as a benchmark for the rest of the market because the retailers come through and price their market plans.
What it
typically more competitive plans off those benchmark rates.
We've also got a different regulator in Victoria who is called the Essential Services Commission or ESC, but they play a similar role as to in those other states.
Tasmania is...
slightly different, but governed by the AER as is ACT.
Wow.
Yeah, so what we've found is, you know, it's a process, right?
For the two regulators I'm talking about, AER, ESC, they're the ones in New South Wales, South East Queensland, South Australia and Victoria mainly.
They set some draft prices in March and they basically say, okay, in the 2026, 2027 period,
We think that the default prices, those benchmark prices, will be set at this.
There's then a consultation period with consumers and with retailers and then they finalise those prices.
They did that at the end of May and they're coming into effect today on the 1st of July.
For New South Wales, South East Queensland, Victoria, those default prices are actually going down.
I love saying that.
We don't often see prices go down.
So to give you an idea, it's up to 8%.
I think on one network, it will vary depending on what electricity network you're on.
And, you know, just to make it even more complicated, there's three electricity networks in New South Wales.
There's just one in South East Queensland, one in South Australia, but five in Victoria, right?
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