The energy watchdog wants more powers to fine poles and wires companies, saying they have used their monopoly positions to give their subsidiaries unfair competitive advantages in the market.
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| AER chair Paula Conboy. |
The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) introduced ‘ring-fencing’ guidelines to ensure regulated energy distributors don't share market-sensitive information or preference their own private energy services companies for development projects over independent competitors.
Read the story from The Age by Cole Latimer - “Energy regulator wants more power to fine monopoly electricity networks.”
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