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      • What to expect from your electricity retailer
      • Consumer care guidelines
      • What happens if the hydro lakes are low?
    • What are smart meters?
      • What are smart meters?
      • Does my meter need to be recertified?
    • I want to make a complaint
    • Making a complaint - frequently asked questions
    • How do I switch electricity companies?
      • How do I switch electricity companies?
      • What happens if my retailer goes out of business?
      • Will I still get my local energy trust rebate if I switch electricity retailer?
    • How do I generate my own electricity?
      • How do I generate my own electricity?
      • What do I need to know about solar panels?
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      • My meter
      • My plan
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      • Is my electricity bill too high?
      • Why is my electricity bill higher in winter?
      • Is a spot price contract right for me?
      • Jargon Buster
    • The Electricity Price Review (EPR)
    • Retailer default customer support
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    • Why we work on developing the electricity market
      • Why we work on developing the electricity market
      • Transition to Low Emissions Energy System
    • Advisory and technical groups
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      • Innovation and Participation Advisory Group (IPAG)
      • Market Development Advisory Group (MDAG)
      • Security and Reliability Council (SRC)
      • Standing Data Formats Group (SDFG)
      • Settlement and Prudential Security Technical Group (SPSTG)
      • Switch Technical Group (STG)
      • Proposal to amend requirement for advisory group Chairs to be independent
      • Disestablished groups
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      • Risk and risk management
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      • Grid reliability standards
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      • Part 3 of the Act and Part 6A and Schedule 6A.1 of the Code
      • Regulations
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      • Documents incorporated into the Code by reference
      • Historical versions of the Code
      • Amendments
      • Code exemptions
      • How the Code maps to the Electricity Governance Rules
      • Approved Systems Document
      • 2.16 Notices
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      • What is an undesirable trading situation?
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      • Our role in the electricity industry
      • How we are funded
      • Vision, values, mission
      • Stakeholder engagement
      • Working with other agencies
      • History of government involvement in electricity
      • What's My Number
    • Strategic planning and reporting
      • Strategic planning and reporting
      • Strategy reset 2020
      • Statement of Intent
      • Statement of Performance Expectations
      • The Annual Corporate Plan
      • Annual Report 2021/22
      • Year in review
      • Foundation documents
      • Memoranda of understanding
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    Registry transfer hub terms and conditions

    24 Feb 2020  

     

    We have made changes to the:

    • registry transfer hub (Hub) terms and conditions
    • hub application form
    • request for consumer consumption information procedures.

    Hub terms and conditions

    Participants who use the Hub should become familiar with these terms and conditions as they form part of their registry access under clause 11.28 of the Electricity Industry Participation Code.

    Third party providers (or agents) must reapply and agree to the terms and conditions to continue using the Hub. Third party providers have until 1 June 2020 to provide the application, after which time access will be revoked.

    Procedures: request for consumer consumption information

    The procedures document has been updated to reflect the Code changes coming into force on 1 March 2020.

    Third party providers: application form, Hub terms and conditions, and procedures document

    Participants: Hub terms and conditions  

    Participants: Procedures: request for consumer consumption information v1.5 

  •  

    Implementation memos

    14 Jan 2020  

     

    We are streamlining and standardising the data request process by improving data exchange protocols EIEP13A, EIEP13B and EIEP13C.

    The amendments to the EIEPs will come into effect on 1 March 2020. The amendments to EIEP13 are available on the EIEP webpage.

    As part of the implementation, we will be publishing communications to affected parties.

    • Download a ZIP file containing all documents

    • Removal of personal information from the registrys address property name field

      Removal-of-personal-information-from-the-registrys-address-property-name-field.pdf (PDF, 57 KB)

      Last updated: 24 February 2020

    • Non-participants who use the registry transfer hub users - new terms and conditions

      Non-participants-who-use-the-registry-transfer-hub-users-new-terms-and-conditions.pdf (PDF, 110 KB)

      Last updated: 24 February 2020

    • Participants who use the registry transfer hub - new terms and conditions

      Participants-who-use-the-registry-transfer-hub-new-terms-and-conditions.pdf (PDF, 143 KB)

      Last updated: 24 February 2020

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