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This report, which has been prepared for IPART by the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE), assesses the impact of higher bulk water charges on irrigators’ costs and net incomes in the major regulated river valleys in N

Explains findings and recommendation of RSM Brid Cameron's review of NSW Metropolitan Water Agencies and Miscellaneous Charges Price Proposals. This report forms a ket input to IPART's 2005 Determination of Metropolitan Water Agency Prices.

IPART engaged consultants Frontier Economics to review CCC Water’s proposed expenditure over the 2022 determination period. This report presents its final analysis and recommendations.

This report describes the Centre for International Economics’ analysis of the appropriate cost sharing ratios that should apply to each of DNR’s and State Water’s activities.

IPART engaged consultants R & L McLeod Holdings Pty Ltd to review CCC Water’s proposed fixed asset register and asset lives to determine the depreciation expenditure for the 2022 determination period.

Presents findings of IPART’s 2005 survey of household water attitudes in the Sydney, Hunter and Central Coast regions. Looks at the attitudes of residential water users to water price, price structures and water restrictions

 IPART commissioned Dr Richard Holden to review our proposed water pricing framework.

IPART commissioned Incenta Economics to provide suggestions on how to incentivise efficient behaviour as part of our proposed water pricing framework.

Explains findings and recommendation of MMA's review of the Metropolitan Water Agency consumption forecasts, commission as part of IPARTs 2005 Review of Metropolitan Water Agency Prices.

This report, which has been prepared by the Centre for International Economics (CIE), examines State Water’s and DNR’s approaches for forecasting consumption in the 2006/07 pricing determination.

The Independent Pricing Tribunal of New South Wales (IPART) is currently carrying out a review of the Operating Licence of Sydney Water Corporation.

In this report the Centre for International Economics (CIE) has analysed the appropriateness of the wholesale discount that currently applies to water supplied by State Water to irrigation corporations and districts.

Our 2018 determination and final report on maximum prices to connect, extend or upgrade a service for metropolitan water agencies set out a formula for calculating developer charges:[1]