IPART helps you get safe and reliable services at a fair price.

We have released draft decisions on the maximum prices Sydney Water can charge for water and water-related services for the next five years.

Under the draft decision, the typical average household bill would increase an average of 4.6% each year. We welcome feedback on the draft decisions by 23 June 2025.

We have released our decisions on 6 NSW council applications for special variations and 2 minimum rate increase applications. 

We have released an Information Paper setting out our draft decisions on the maximum prices WaterNSW can charge for its bulk water, raw and unfiltered water services in the Greater Sydney area, and for its rural bulk water services.

IPART publishes solar feed-in-tariff benchmarks each year, to help consumers understand how much they could expect to receive from retailers for their solar exports.

We have published our solar feed-in tariff benchmark ranges for 2024-25. You can read the draft report and provide feedback before see our benchmark ranges for 2024-25 before 21 March, 2025.

IPART has been appointed as the Insurance Monitor under the Emergency Services Levy Insurance Monitor Act 2024. As Insurance Monitor, IPART will monitor insurers’ pricing and conduct during the transition from the emergency services levy to a new model for funding the State’s emergency services.