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This report has been completed.

The previous NSW Government requested that IPART undertake a review into rail access pricing on the grain line network.

This report has been completed.

What is under review? IPART has completed its review of the ethanol markets for 2020-21.

What is under review? IPART is reviewing the arrangements governing third-party access to rail tracks in NSW.

IPART submitted its final report to the Minister in December that monitors the retail and wholesale markets for ethanol fuel in 2018/19.

IPART determines a wholesale price for ethanol that forms part of the exemptions framework for the ethanol mandate.

The NSW Rail Access Undertaking requires IPART to review the rate of return that applies to all networks, and estimate the remaining mine life that is used to s

We are conducting our first market monitoring review of the retail market for ethanol-blended petrol, such as E10.Under the Biofuels Act 2007, IPART determines

IPART recommends maximum fares for certain private ferry services in New South Wales under Section 9 of the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal Act.

IPART is responsible for assessing RailCorp’s compliance with the pricing principles set out in the NSW Rail Access Undertaking when setting access prices.

IPART has released annual prices and services report for both CityRail and metropolitan and outer metropolitan bus service providers.

IPART has reviewed maximum fares for CityRail services from January 2013 under section 11(1) of the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal Act 1992.

Each year, we make recommendations on the maximum fares that may be charged by seven private ferry operators that provide regular passenger ferry services under