- Water
Hunter Water Operating Licence Review 2021-22
The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) has now completed the review of the Hunter Water 2017-2022 operating licence.
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- Energy
Electricity network operator licence fees 2021-22 – Review of methodology
Under the Electricity Supply Act 1995, the Minister for Energy and Environment is responsible for issuing licences for the transmission and distribution of electricity in NSW.
- Other Industries
2021 Annual update to net rates of return for domestic waterfront tenancies
Following the recommendations of IPART’s 2011 review of the method for determining rents for domestic waterfront tenancies, the Premier has asked IPART to carry out the annual update to the net rates of return used in the formula to set rents for
- Water
Sydney Desalination Plant Pty Ltd - superseded from 1 March 2025
Sydney Desalination Plant Pty Ltd is a private water utility which currently holds a Network Operator's Licence and a Retail Supplier's Licence under the WIC Act.
- Transport
TAHE Compliance Assessment - Hunter Valley Coal Network - 2018-19 to 2019-20
IPART has reviewed TAHE’s compliance with NSW Rail Access Undertaking for the 5 sectors owned by TAHE in the Hunter Valley Coal Network (HVCN) from Newstan to Woodville Junction.
- Local Government
Review of The Hills Shire Council's Contributions Plan No. 18 – Bella Vista and Kellyville Station Precincts
Assessment completed
IPART has completed its assessment of the contributions that The Hills Shire Council can levy developers in the Bella Vista and Kellyville Station Precincts (CP18).
- Water
Prices for Central Coast Council from 1 July 2022
IPART has released its Final Report on the prices that the Central Coast Council as a Water Supply Authority (CCC Water) can charge its customers for water services from 1 July 2022 to 30 June 2026.
- Local Government
IPART’s review of the local infrastructure contributions system (Essential Works list, nexus, efficient design and benchmarking)
IPART has reviewed components of the infrastructure contributions system to ensure contributions plans reflect development-contingent costs only.
- Local Government
Review of the essential works list, nexus and efficient infrastructure design
IPART was given two separate terms of reference relating to reviews of the infrastructure contributions system – one advising on the essential works list, nexus
Lowbidgee valley
Below we present key information on our draft decisions for Water NSW’s rural bulk water services for customers in the Lowbidgee valley.
Macquarie valley
Below we present key information on our draft decisions for Water NSW’s rural bulk water services for customers in the Macquarie valley.
Border valley
Below we present key information on our draft decisions for Water NSW’s rural bulk water services for customers in the Border valley.
South Coast valley - Water NSW rural bulk water services
Below we present key information from Water NSW’s pricing proposal for customers in the South Coast valley.
North Coast valley - Water NSW rural bulk water services
Below we present key information from Water NSW’s pricing proposal for customers in the North Coast valley.
Murrumbidgee valley - Water NSW rural bulk water services
Below we present key information from Water NSW’s pricing proposal for customers in the Murrumbidgee valley.
Murray valley - Water NSW rural bulk water services
Below we present key information from Water NSW’s pricing proposal for customers in the Murray valley.
Fish River Scheme - Water NSW rural bulk water services
Below we present key information from Water NSW’s pricing proposal for customers in the Fish River Water Supply Scheme (Fish River Scheme).
Lachlan valley - Water NSW rural bulk water services
Below we present key information from Water NSW’s pricing proposal for customers in the Lachlan valley.
Peel valley - Water NSW rural bulk water services
Below we present key information from Water NSW’s pricing proposal for customers in the Peel valley.