Determinations 2012/13 - Special Variations & Minimum Rate Increases
IPART has determined the special rate variation and minimum rate increase applications for 2012/13 financial year.Media Release - IPART decision on council spec
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Applications and submissions received 2012/13 - Special Variations & Minimum Rate Increases
Media Release - Change of release date for council special rate variations and minimum rates for 2012/13 - 28 May 2012Fact Sheet - Council applications for spec
Applications Received 2011 - Special Variations & Minimum Rate Increases
Fact sheet - Local Government applications for special rate variations received by IPART for 201112Albury City Council Narrabri Shire CouncilAuburn City Council
- Other Industries
Uncertainty Index Model
We have released our uncertainty index calculator so that stakeholders can monitor our measure of uncertainty.
Performance Statistics
Operating StatisticsThe information papers below are designed to ensure that all interested parties have ready access to pertinent information on the general pe
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Regulatory approach to finance leases
We have reviewed how we include costs associated with finance leases in price determinations.
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Calculating the inflation adjustment for the WACC
We reviewed how we adjust for expected inflation in deriving our cost of capital estimate.
Sydney Water Price Review – Have Your Say
16 Apr 2015 This year IPART will undertake a review of Sydney Water Corporation's charges for the provision of water, sewerage, stormwater drainage, trade waste
Final Report released for local infrastructure benchmark costs
28 Apr 2014 IPART has today released our Final Report for benchmark costs for infrastructure and how councils can establish the efficient costs of local infrast
Draft Report released for retail gas prices
23 Apr 2014 IPART is currently undertaking a review of regulated retail gas prices for the 2 years from 1 July 2014 to 30 June 2016.IPART has today released a D
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A new approach to estimating the cost of debt: Use of the RBA’s corporate credit spreads
The purpose of this review is to propose a new approach to estimating the cost of debt based on the RBA’s estimates of credit spreads and consult with our stake
Private ferry fares for 2016 final report released
22 Dec 2015Today Transport for NSW (TfNSW) accepted IPART’s recommendations on maximum fares in 2016 for seven private ferry operators that provide regular pass
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Review of method for determining the WACC
In 2013, IPART completed a review of our methodology for determining the weighted average cost of capital (WACC) we use in setting prices for regulated business
- Transport
Review of taxi fares to apply from July 2015 in areas of NSW outside Sydney
Transport for NSW has asked IPART to recommend maximum fares for taxis across NSW from 1 July 2015.
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Determinants of residential energy and water consumption
IPART identified key household characteristics and uses for energy and water that drive residential electricity, gas and water consumption.
- Local Government
Measuring and Assessing Local Government Productivity
IPART consulted with councils, the LGSA, LGMA and other interested stakeholders on how we measure and compare council productivity and efficiency.
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Cross-Sectoral - Affordability Instruments
In 2010, IPART released an information paper setting out our views at the time on how different types of affordability concerns for utility services and public
- Transport
2010 Review of Access Pricing for the NSW Grain Line Network
The previous NSW Government requested that IPART undertake a review into rail access pricing on the grain line network.
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Comparison of IPART's and the AER's financial models
The paper describes and compares the key components of the Australian Energy Regulator's (AER) and IPART's building block calculation models.
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Imputing Transport Usage and Expenditure onto the IPART Household Survey
The Bureau of Transport Statistics (BTS) at Transport for NSW conducts a rolling survey of household transport usage.