Consultation overview
The SA Government, on behalf of the Equipment Energy Efficient (E3) Program, sought feedback from stakeholders and interested parties on a Consultation Paper (August 2019) on mandating certain electrical appliances to be demand response capable for both Australia and New Zealand.
This work aims to contribute to reducing the future investment requirements for electricity network, generation and transmission infrastructure due to growth in peak electricity demand. The project also aims to address network costs arising from the rapid growth in customer-side electricity generation, by facilitating the development of the demand response market.
Key documents
Public consultation sessions
The public consultation sessions were held on:
•Sydney, Monday, 26 August 2019
•Melbourne, Tuesday, 27 August 2019
•Wellington, Thursday, 29 August 2019
Copies of the PowerPoint presentations from the consultation sessions are available to download.
- Presentation - Demand Response Capabilities for Selected Appliances - Australian Public Consultation Sessions - August 2019
- Presentation - Demand Response Capabilities for Selected Appliances - New Zealand Public Consultation Sessions - August 2019
Submissions
A written submission period was open from 14 August 2019 to 23 September 2019. 52 submissions were received, of which 6 are confidential at the request of stakeholders. Submissions are available for download below.
- ABB
- AEC
- AEC
- AEMO
- AGL
- AIGroup AWHF
- APA Group
- AREMA
- Aust EV Assoc
- Australia Institute
- Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council (ASBEC)
- CESA
- Chromagen
- CitiPower Powercor United Energy
- Daikin NZ
- Daikin
- Dr Martin Gill
- DriveElectric NZ
- Dux
- Electric Vehicle Council
- Energy Efficiency Council
- EnergyAustralia PUBLIC
- ERGON Energy & energex - joint resonse
- FCAI
- Fujitsu General Letter
- Fujitsu General
- Intelligent Automation
- JRAIA
- Melhuish NZ
- MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES
- Mondo Power
- Origin
- Otago University NZ
- Pooled Energy
- Powerco NZ
- Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC)
- Rheem NZ
- Rheem
- Rinnai NZ
- Rinnai
- SA Power Networks
- Simply Energy
- SP Ausnet
- Stiebel Eltron
- Ted Woodley
- Temperzone
- Transpower NZ
- UL Identity Management & Security