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Modelling shows network tariff reforms will slash some power bills, blow up others, even with solar and battery
New modelling claims higher fixed network charges would cut power costs for “most households,” but send others soaring by hundreds of dollars. Is there a way for everyone to win?
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Apr 23, 2026
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Apr 16, 2026
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The hours the market wants back: Free daytime power, or a fix for solar and wind curtailment?
What does it mean when an offer appears consumer-friendly but is also system-convenient? And what becomes visible when price is placed beside curtailment rather than read in isolation?
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Zen says sale talks progressing well, all parties “deeply and strategically aligned” on renewables
Ross Garnaut-led Zen Energy says negotiations to sell the business are progressing well, with due diligence and strategic alignment discussions currently underway.
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Modelling shows network tariff reforms will slash some power bills, blow up others, even with solar and battery
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Apr 23, 2026
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Whyalla steelworks needs long-term viability. It won’t find it with gas
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“This is a setback:” Bowen says petrol production affected by ferocious fire at one of Australia’s two oil refineries
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Nick Wilson
Apr 16, 2026
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The hours the market wants back: Free daytime power, or a fix for solar and wind curtailment?
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Zen says sale talks progressing well, all parties “deeply and strategically aligned” on renewables
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Investor group “dismayed” at draft reforms to the Capital Gains Tax it says will deter foreign backers of large-scale solar, wind and battery projects right when we need them most.
Sophie Vorrath
Apr 10, 2026
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Bill shock: The up to $420 price gap between “median” electricity plans and lowest deals on offer
Difference between median retail electricity market offers and the lowest offer available to households could be hundreds of dollars in missed annual savings, new report finds.
Sophie Vorrath
Apr 7, 2026
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State-owned transmission giant wants to claw back 45 pct more revenue from customers, citing “increased complexity”
The state-owned network wants to hike its revenue base and add that to customer bills, just as the state government crows about pushing power costs down.
Rachel Williamson
Apr 1, 2026
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