- Water
Rosehill - Network operator’s licence
The Rosehill Scheme receives treated effluent from the Sydney Water owned Liverpool to Ashfield Pipeline and further treats this at Fairfield to produce recycled water for industrial customers.
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- Local Government
Review of domestic waste management service charges
Greater transparency for ratepayers’ household waste charges In our Draft Report we have found that the domestic waste charges levied by councils vary cons
- Energy
Landholder compensation for gas exploration and production
As part of the NSW Gas Plan, the NSW Government has asked IPART to recommend benchmark compensation rates for landholders in NSW hosting coal seam gas developme
- Energy
Retail Energy Market Monitoring 2016/17
IPART reviewed the performance and competitiveness of the retail electricity market in NSW for 2016-17.
- Water
Review of price structures for metropolitan water utilities
Price structures describe the relationship between the fixed charge and the usage charge, and the proportion of the total charge that each customer group pays.
- Other Industries
IPART 2008 Household Survey of Electricity, Water and Gas Usage - Gosford - Wyong - Hunter
IPART conducted a household survey in the Gosford Council, Wyong Council and Hunter Water Corporation areas of operation in 2008.
- Other Industries
IPART 2015 Household survey of electricity, gas and water usage
Every few years, IPART commissions a survey of households about electricity, gas and water usage.
- Other Industries
Fire and Rescue NSW's fees and charges
Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) provides fire, rescue and hazmat services in cities and towns across NSW.
- Other Industries
Revenue Framework for Local Government
In 2008, IPART conducted a review of the regulatory framework for setting of rates and charges for local government services in NSW.
- Water
67 Kurrajong Road - Application for a retail supplier’s licence variation
Aquacell Pty Ltd applied for a variation of its retail supplier’s licence to expand its current area of operations in order to provide sewerage services to the
- Water
67 Kurrajong Road - Application for a network operator’s licence
Aquacell Pty Ltd (Aquacell) has applied for a network operator’s licence.
- Water
How we regulate the water businesses
IPART regulates the costs and performance of several NSW ‘monopoly’ water businesses. We are reviewing how we do this, and have released a draft report.
The rate peg
Rate Peg 2022-23 For the first time, the amount that councils will be able to increase the revenue they can collect from rates by will depend on their level of
The Rate Peg
Video Transcript:Voiceover: IPART is required to set the maximum percentage amount by which councils can increase their general income each year.
Minimum Rate Increases
Local councils that are seeking to increase minimum rate levels above the statutory limit need to submit minimum rate applications to IPART for review and asses
Local Government discount rate
As at the end of January 2022, the nominal local government discount rate is 2.9% and the real discount rate is 0.4%.
Apply for a special variation or minimum rate increase
Impact of COVID-19 on Special Variation and Minimum Rate applications for 2022-23 IPART recognises that challenges posed by the ongoing coronavirus disease (COV
Determinations 2011 - Special Variations & Minimum Rate Increases
10/06/2011Media Release - IPART announces its Determinations for Special Rate Variation by Local Councils23/06/2011Fact Sheet - Summary of special rate variatio
2015 rates of return for Waterfront Tenancies
01 Apr 2015 Following the recommendations of IPART’s 2011 review of the method for determining rents for domestic waterfront tenancies, the Premier has asked IP
Determinations 2012/13 - Special Variations & Minimum Rate Increases
IPART has determined the special rate variation and minimum rate increase applications for 2012/13 financial year.Media Release - IPART decision on council spec