Once upon a time, selling electricity in Australia meant simply posting your tenants a monthly tax invoice from your accounting system, they then popped into your office and paid. Simple.
Mike Thorne
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Topics: exempt retailers, AEMC, Victorian Essential Service
As you’re likely aware, some important regulatory requirements for embedded network operators, exempt retailers and authorised retailers in Victoria are changing from 1 July 2019.
Topics: embedded networks, authorised retailers, GST inclusive rates, Best offer, exempt retailers, victoria, Essential Service Commission, Victorian default offer, VDF, australia, ESC
As you're likely aware, the regulatory requirements for embedded network operators, exempt retailers, and authorised retailers in Australia is constantly evolving and changing. As part of this, there are a number of regulatory changes coming into effect from 1 July 2019 you'll need to be across.
Topics: embedded networks, authorised retailers, AER default offer, GST inclusive rates, Best offer, exempt retailers, ESC default offer
Currently over 3,000 embedded electricity operators are registered as exempt across the National Electricity Market (NEM). However as this number does not include smaller embedded networks deemed to be exempt, the total number of embedded networks is likely to be much greater.
Topics: exempt retailers, off-market, NEM, National Electricity Market
We’ve been up and running for over 2 years now (how times flies) and I hope you’ll agree, we’ve come a long way in that time.
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