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CEC Submission South Australia's H2 and RE Bill

Renewable Projects Quarterly Report Q1 2023

The Renewable Projects Quarterly Report details recent investment in renewable generation and storage projects in Australia and shows trends since 2017.

Review into Consumer Energy Resources Technical Standards (EMO0045)

The CEC is pleased that the Commission is undertaking a review of the technical standards for consumer energy resources (CER) and outlining recommendations (for the review of industry stakeholders) that aim at improving compliance of CER devices. Our response to the draft report is based on feedback from our members and are aimed at ensuring the proposed recommendations mitigate any unintended and negative consequences.

Submission in response to the Energy Security Board's Transmission Access Reform consultation paper

The Clean Energy Council welcomes the opportunity to provide a submission in response to the Energy Security Board's Transmission Access Reform consultation paper

Submission to NSW SW REZ Access Scheme Position Paper

The Clean Energy Council welcomes the opportunity to comments on the Southwest Renewable Energy Zone (SW REZ) Access Scheme Position Paper

Rule change request: Investor certainty in the 'R1' process

The Clean Energy Council requests that the Australian Energy Market Commission makes rule changes to the National Electricity Rules and the 'R1' process.

VicGrid Offshore Wind Transmission Development and Engagement Roadmap: Gippsland and Portland

We welcome the work VicGrid is planning to do to support the development of transmission capacity that will enable the growth of Victoria's offshore wind industry. However, we consider that this planning needs to have a firm eye on the scale of offshore wind capacity, which is much greater than the initially proposed 2-2.5 GW of transmission capacity. The timeliness of this capacity is also critical to the development of the industry.

Submission in response to proposed Hunter region offshore wind area

The CEC welcomes the draft declaration of the Hunter offshore wind area, noting the high-quality wind resource and the strength of existing transmission capacity onshore and an industrial workforce in the region. The draft area is, however, much smaller than the Gippsland area and we would hope to see this expanded within a few years once initial projects have Feasibility Licences.