Gas networks were built for a world of growing demand. As household and small business energy choices shift, we're proposing updates to ensure the regulatory framework keeps pace. Feedback closes 30 April.
Read more about Proposed reforms to keep gas network regulation fit for purpose
We have released a draft rule that would set clear technical standards for data centres connecting to the grid. The proposal aims to promote system security while enabling faster connections and reducing overall system costs. Feedback closes 7 May.
Read more about AEMC proposes new data centre grid standards
We're proposing improvements to help the approximately 225,000 households registered for life support protections, including better communication options and clearer processes.
Read more about Improving life support processes – draft determination
Eligible Australians miss out on energy concessions due to complex barriers. New rules require retailers to inform customers in detail about available support and we recommend automated processes ensuring everyone eligible receives assistance.
Read more about New rules help vulnerable consumers get energy bill help they deserve
The AEMC has announced major new reforms that will deliver stronger protections for energy consumers and help more households access better energy deals.
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We have made a rule to accelerate the deployment of smart meters across the National Electricity Market, so that consumers and the energy system can access the benefits they offer sooner.
Read more about Rule to roll out smart meters by 2030
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11 June 2026
Anna Collyer, Chair Keynote address, Australian Energy Week Conference 2026 Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre Good morning. Let me begin by acknowledging the Traditional Owners of the land on which we meet today, the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people of the Kulin ...
Read more: Designing a consumer-first energy future21 May 2026
The Reliability Panel has found that the National Electricity Market (NEM) continued to meet reliability standards in 2024-25, despite the growing complexity of the energy transition.
Read more: National electricity grid remains reliable and secure in latest Reliability Panel review20 May 2026
Victoria Mollard, Executive General Manager, Economics & System Security Australian Renewable Energy Zones Conference Swissotel, Sydney Good afternoon. Let me first acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we meet today, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, ...
Read more: From connection to operation: batteries and the next phase of REZ development14 May 2026
Lana Stockman, Commissioner Leaders’ Energy Talk Monash University Before I begin, I want to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land we are meeting on today — the people of the Kulin Nations — and pay my respects to their Elders past ...
Read more: Building trust in the transition| Reminder |
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