IPART engaged consultants, Atkins, to review Water NSW’s proposed expenditure on rural bulk water services over the next 4 years. This report presents its supplementary analysis and recommendations.
IPART engaged consultants, Cardno, to review WAMC’s proposed expenditure on water resource management over the next 4 years. This report presents its analysis and recommendations.
IPART engaged consultants, Atkins, to review Water NSW’s proposed expenditure on rural bulk water services over the next 4 years. This report presents its analysis and recommendations.
IPART engaged consultants, Atkins, to review proposed expenditure of the Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) and Barwon-Dumaresq Border Rivers Commission (BRC) that applies to WAMC and Water NSW rural customers.
IPART engaged consultants, Frontier Economics, to estimate the efficient costs for Water NSW to manage revenue volatility caused by uncertain water sales through self-insurance.
IPART engaged consultants, Cardno, to review WAMC’s proposed expenditure on water resource management over the next 4 years. This report presents its supplementary analysis and recommendations.
IPART engaged consultants, Atkins, to review proposed expenditure of the Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) and Barwon-Dumaresq Border Rivers Commission (BRC) that applies to WAMC and Water NSW rural customers.
IPART engaged consultants, Atkins, to review proposed expenditure of the Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) and Barwon-Dumaresq Border Rivers Commission (BRC) that applies to WAMC and Water NSW rural customers.
IPART is proposing to revise the Network Operator's Reporting Manual prepared under the Water Industry Competition Act 2006. Changes in reporting requirements since the last revision have been captured in the draft manual.
IPART engaged consultants, Atkins, to review proposed expenditure of the Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA) and Barwon-Dumaresq Border Rivers Commission (BRC) that applies to WAMC and Water NSW rural customers.
The CIE has been commissioned by the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) to assess the efficiency of public transport services for which it will determine maximum fares.
