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A snapshot of electricity and natural gas industry data sourced from esaa's annual statistical publication, Electricity Gas Australia 2011, is included in the Facts in Brief.
This fact sheet discusses the challenges with electricity price international comparisons, reviews recent findings and discusses some of the differences.
Explains the various emissions trading schemes and how they work.
The Australian Government has set a target for 20 per cent of Australia's electricity to be sourced from renewable energy by 2020.
A feed-in tariff scheme is a mechanism to guarantee a specific price for electricity generated that may differ from the market price.
Energy efficiency provides energy users with an opportunity to offset increased energy prices associated with the implementation of an emissions trading scheme.
Smart networks provide instant information that make electricity networks more efficient and give households greater control over their energy use.
Australia's energy supply chain comprises generation, transmission and distribution networks, and energy retail.
The NEM is a compulsory wholesale pool into which generators sell their electricity. The main customers are retailers, who buy electricity for resale to business and household customers.