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Last year we agreed Voluntary Transitional Pricing Arrangements (VTPAs) with each of the standard gas retailers.

The NSW Minister for Energy has asked the Tribunal to determine appropriate default retail gas and electricity tariffs for a further three years until 30 June 2

The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal of NSW (the Tribunal) regulates "default" retail tariffs for small gas customers (those using less than 1TJ per

NSW customers can save by switching energy plans Since June 2020, retail electricity prices have fallen by around 5%.

Retailers cannot generally charge fees to customers when they change retail suppliers From 1 January 2018 retailers have not been allowed to charge exit fees (a

IPART has commenced its annual review of the performance and competitiveness of the retail electricity and gas markets in NSW for the most recent financial year

The NSW Government has asked IPART to examine the tariff structure and billing of bulk water charges and government cost shares of State Water's operations in t

Greater rewards for Sydney Water customers who conserve water   A typical Sydney Water household’s bill will fall by $80 or 7% from 1 July, as a result of

In January 2002 the Tribunal conducted a mid-term review of the regulated retail tariffs for small customers.

IPART uses a building block methodology to calculate regulated business revenue requirements.

Under the Gas Supply Act 1996 (the Act) the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal of NSW (IPART) regulates retail gas prices for small retail customers.

The Associate Contract provides terms and conditions under which AGL Retail Energy will access AGLGN’s NSW distribution network to transport gas to a new tariff

IPART reviewed the performance and competitiveness of the retail electricity market in NSW for 2016-17.