The wholesale demand response mechanism explained

The wholesale demand response mechanism is a new regulatory change being introduced starting on 21 October 2021. It lets a third-party aggregator sell demand response without being a customer’s retailer. This does not impact Flow Power customers.

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Conclusion of the ESB’s post 2025 review

With the impending conclusion of the ESB's post-2025 review, we’ve decided to share some of our preliminary thoughts.

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Our latest submission to the Energy Security Board

Last week we put in a submission to the Energy Security Board, providing feedback on their options paper.

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RRO thoughts in short

After more than two years of conversation, the Energy Security Board is currently working through the rules of the proposed Retailer Reliability Obligation (RRO). Designed to enhance the market signals and encourage efficient investments, here outline our thoughts.

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Passing the NEG to Canberra

On 10 August, 2018, Energy Ministers from around the country came together to discuss the proposed National Energy Guarantee. They agreed to pass it to the Coalition Party room before reviewing it among the states. Get the low down here.

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The latest NEG update

Just a few weeks before the COAG Energy Council is due to meet on August 10, the National Energy Guarantee decisions paper has surfaced. It’s 39 pages so here’s a summary:

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Our thoughts on the enhanced RERT

Last summer, the market operator set up and leveraged a back stop to keep the lights on - the RERT. They've put forward a proposed to enhance it. Below are our thoughts on it.

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Our latest submission on the NEG

Last week, Flow Power made a submission as part of the Energy Security Board's process of consultation on the National Electricity Guarantee.

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The real blockage in the power market

Currently, fixed-rate contracts are stopping Australians from truly connecting to the signals of the market. We need to cut these contracts from the picture to minimise market power, resolve the market programs and keep power costs down.

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Power users key to the NEG

Now, more than ever Australians need power policy certainty. Today's COAG meeting showed that while state ministers are united on that front - the details will need more work.

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