Regulatory policy
We use a number of standard processes and frameworks to determine revenues and prices for our regulated businesses.
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- Energy
Solar feed-in tariffs 2019/20
Households and small businesses with solar panels can earn a feed-in tariff from their retailer for the electricity they export to the grid.In NSW, retailers ca
- Water
Water Utility Performance Indicators Review 2018
IPART reviewed the performance indicators we collect annually from public water utilities (PWUs) and licensees under the Water Industry Competition Act 2006 (WI
- Water
2018 Sydney Water Corporation Operational Audit
IPART undertakes an annual audit of Sydney Water’s compliance with its operating licence.
- Other Industries
Review of Fees for NSW Trustee and Guardian
The NSW Government has engaged IPART to review the fees charged by the New South Wales Trustee and Guardian for services provided to its clients, in order to re
- Water
Altogether Central Park Pty Ltd
Altogether Central Park Pty Ltd (previously Central Park Water Pty Ltd and Central Park Water Factory Pty Ltd) is a private water utility which currently holds a network operator's licence under the WIC Act.
- Water
NSW Water Utilities Performance 2015 - 2016
The Fact Sheet and the accompanying database have been updated to include Public Water Utility performance information for the 2015/16 financial year.
- Transport
Review of fares for CityRail in NSW 2006
IPART has completed this review.
- Other Industries
2020 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
Electricity network safety
IPART is the safety and regulator for NSW electricity networks.
- Water
WIC Act Reporting Manuals – November 2018 amendments
IPART has completed its review of the Reporting Manuals for WIC Act licensees (network and retail).
- Water
NSW Water Utilities Performance 2016 - 2017
IPART monitors three major public water utilities in NSW to check they comply and charge the right prices for their monopoly services.
Local Government Act 1993
Under the Local Government Act 1993, IPART’s key functions (under delegation from the Minister) are to:set the rate peg – this is the amount by which local coun
Governing Legislation
IPART was established by the NSW Government in 1992.
Biofuels Act 2007
The Biofuels Act 2007 provides for a minimum ethanol and biodiesel content for fuels sold in NSW.IPART has two roles under the Act:to determine, and periodicall
Sydney Water Act 1994, Hunter Water Act 1991 and Water NSW Act 2014
These Acts establish and set out the rights and obligations of the major public water utilities in NSW.IPART’s key functions under these Acts are to:periodicall
Electricity Network Assets (Authorised Transactions) Act 2015
This Act authorises the partial transfer of key NSW electricity network assets to private operators.Under this Act, IPART is required to monitor Ausgrid, Endeav
Environmental Planning & Assessment Act 1979
IPART has a standing reference to review NSW local council development contributions plans that propose contribution levels exceeding caps set by the Government
- Water
2018 Water NSW Operational Audit
IPART undertakes an annual audit of WaterNSW’s compliance with its operating licence. The 2018 audit is the first audit under the 2017-2022 operating licence.
- Energy
Solar feed-in tariffs 2017/18
In NSW, retailers can choose whether or not to offer solar feed-in tariffs to their customers, and decide the level of the solar feed-in tariff that they offer.