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IPART has finalised its annual review of WaterNSW’s regulated charges for bulk water services to apply from 1 July 2022 to 30 June 2023.

IPART is reviewing the framework for sharing the efficient costs of rural bulk water services (WaterNSW’s rural services) and water management services (WAMC’s

IPART has reviewed the maximum prices that Central Coast Council can charge for its water, sewerage and stormwater drainage services from 1 July 2019 to 30 June

The Tribunal engaged Halcrow Management Sciences to review the pricing submissions from the 5 metropolitan water agencies.

The Tribunal’s review of metropolitan water businesses determined the maximum prices Sydney Water, Hunter Water, Wyong Shire and Gosford City Council can charge

We have decided to maintain Water NSW’s current prices in real terms (ie, excluding the effects of inflation) for its bulk water services in the nine Murray-Dar

In 2019 we set the maximum prices for WaterNSW’s Murray River to Broken Hill pipeline and Essential Water’s water and sewerage services in and around Broken Hil

IPART has reviewed Sydney Catchment Authority’s current operating licence.

The Water Industry Competition Act 2006 (WIC Act) provides for private sector participation and competition in the NSW water and wastewater industry.To facilita

Investigation on possible pricing principles and alternative arrangements including possible private sector involvement for the delivery of water and wastewater

IPART has published its Final Report and Determination on the maximum charges levied by metropolitan water utilities (Sydney Water Corporation, Hunter Water Cor

IPART engaged Aither to:review bulk water trading marketsidentify factors that affect trade, andassess the impact of IPART’s pricing and licensing frameworks on

IPART has undertaken an Annual Review of prices that WaterNSW can charge for its rural bulk water services in the Murray Darling Basin (MDB) and rural customers

In 2012, IPART completed a review and released a final report containing our views at the time on customer engagement practices.

Every few years, IPART commissions a survey of households about electricity, gas and water usage.