@AnnaCollyer13, Chair of @the_AEMC in @UtilityMag on the AEMC's recommendations on metering, the once-in-a-generation transformation of the power system, and the changing ways that customers interact with energy in their homes:
https://t.co/vgcFIqElmi
.@the_AEMC honours the history, culture, contribution, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. This week we celebrate the #NAIDOCWEEK theme ‘For our Elders’: https://t.co/DnhL7sNPch #NAIDOCWeek2023
“If we can do this well, we can save by needing to build fewer large-scale assets and we can share the benefits of consumer assets in a way that reduces – not increases – the energy divide.”
“Today only 72,000 or so homes and small businesses in Australia have batteries. Our analysis says that if installation only continues at the rate of the past three years – we will see more than 1 million homes with batteries by 2030.”
Ms Collyer emphasised the role consumers will play in achieving net zero targets with the utilisation of CER.
“Increasingly customers are self-funding reliability to some degree. We are now nudging 3.5M small solar PV panel systems; a world-leading per capita level of generation"
@AnnaCollyer13, Chair of @the_AEMC has opened Australian Energy Week 2023 #AEW2023 with a keynote address calling out the enormous and complex challenge involved in getting Australia to net zero, while minimising costs for energy consumers.
Have your say on options to improve financing arrangements for the delivery of new transmission projects needed for the transformation of the energy system and a cleaner energy future:
https://t.co/bZDpkfTADd
.@the_AEMC extends a warm welcome to Mr Jarrod Ball & Ms Lynne Gallagher, who have both been appointed to the board of the @aergovau. We look forward to working with you closely as we continue the transition towards a net zero energy sector https://t.co/xeVYb0ba3C @jarrodmball
Today we announce that Michelle Shepherd will end her tenure as Commissioner @the_AEMC. We congratulate her on her new role as Chair of Synergy’s Board and wish her all the best for the next stage of her career.
More:
https://t.co/R1ZWQh4pKc
Dealing with issues including social licence, workforce and investor confidence, Ms Collyer’s speech last night described the way ahead as ‘imagination meeting opportunity’. Access the full speech:
https://t.co/xiBtYQtanW
In her oration for @InfraPshipAust, @AnnaCollyer13 has addressed the scale of the energy transformation, telling the infrastructure sector, ‘You can’t put a plaque on saving the world, but you’ll look back at what you’ve built, and you’ll know what you did.’ #InfraAwards23
.@the_AEMC Chair @AnnaCollyer13 told the private sector there’s more than enough work in energy for us all to make a mark, ‘whether that’s the building of new transmission, generation, storage and markets or infrastructure employing low emissions plant.’ #InfraAwards23
.@the_AEMC Chair @AnnaCollyer13 has addressed the scale & significance of Australia’s energy transformation in an oration for @InfraPshipAust, calling on the infrastructure sector to look for the ‘meeting of imagination and opportunity’ in order to ‘innovate and participate.’
‘Please, don’t wait. There will be no greater opportunity in this century to build things that really change the planet.’
@the_AEMC Chair @AnnaCollyer13 in her call to action during the annual oration for @InfraPshipAust tonight.
#InfraAwards23#InfraAwards
.@the_AEMC Chair @AnnaCollyer13 has addressed the scale & significance of Australia’s energy transformation in an oration for @InfraPshipAust, calling on the infrastructure sector to look for the ‘meeting of imagination and opportunity’ in order to ‘innovate and participate.’
@the_AEMC Commissioner Tim Jordan today at the Australian Energy & Battery Storage Conference:
"Innovators and technologists continue to bring seemingly impossible ambitions within our reach – and there’s capital to support it."
Full speech: https://t.co/jWTChD7q8p
@BennBarr1 today at @InfraPshipAust:
"As a rule maker we need to listen – we need to work with industry, investors, and governments to get it done. Sometimes that means disagreeing and saying things that are difficult. But it does mean truly listening."
"The time for magical thinking is over. Whether you are a rule maker, investor, industry representative of government, the time for working together on hard issues is here – the time for simple slogans that dumb-down key reforms is long, long gone."