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Overview of Sydney Water’s proposed prices from 1 July 2020

This fact sheet summarises our draft decision to introduce greater pricing flexibility by allowing large non-residential customers to elect to opt out of regulated prices and enter into unregulated pricing agreements with their service provider (S

DPI Water's pricing proposal to IPART for prices from 1 July 2016

This fact sheet provides a short summary of IPART's determination on Recycled water pricing review 2006

This Fact Sheet provides a short summary of IPART's determination on Bulk Water Pricing from 01 October 2006.

Essential Energy’s full pricing proposal to IPART for water and sewerage services in the Broken Hill area from 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2023.

On 1 July 2020, Water NSW submitted to IPART its pricing proposal on behalf of WAMC for prices to apply for its respective water management services from 1 July 2021.

This fact sheet summarises our decision to allow large non-residential customers to choose to enter into unregulated pricing agreements with their service provider (Sydney Water or Hunter Water) for water and wastewater services.

DPI Water's pricing proposal to IPART for prices from 1 July 2016 - Summary

Hunter Water’s 2019 Pricing Proposal to IPART

Hunter Water’s pricing submission on the bulk water transfer price between the Council and Hunter Water.

Essential Energy’s 30 June 2021 pricing submission, outlining its proposed water and sewerage expenditure and prices for the 5-years from 1 July 2022.

Water NSW’s 30 June 2021 pricing submission, outlining its proposed expenditure and prices for the Murray River to Broken Hill pipeline for the 5-years from 1 July 2022.

This fact sheet summarises IPART's 2012 Issues Paper that seeks comment on the prices that Hunter Water can charge from 1 July 2013.

On 1 July 2020, DPIE – Water and NRAR submitted to IPART their pricing proposal on behalf of WAMC for prices to apply for their respective water management services from 1 July 2021.

This fact sheet summarises our draft decisions for our review of the maximum prices that Hunter Water and Sydney Water can charge for wholesale services.

Implications for recycled water customers of IPART's draft decisions on the prices for Sydney Water from 1 July 2012.

Water NSW outlines its WACC, inflation and financeability implication of its pricing proposal.

This fact sheet summarises our draft decisions for our review of the maximum prices that Hunter Water and Sydney Water can charge for wholesale services.

This fact sheet provides information about our Discussion Paper on the maximum prices Sydney Water and Hunter Water can charge for wholesale water and sewerage services. It also outlines how you can provide input into this review.