Review of Governance Arrangements for Australian Energy Markets - Final Report
Publication date: Friday, 23rd October 2015.
The Review of Governance Arrangements for Australian Energy Markets commenced in February 2015 and was completed in October 2015 with delivery of the Final Report to the COAG Energy Council.
The Expert Panel engaged to conduct the review (Dr Michael Vertigan (Chair), Prof George Yarrow and Mr Euan Morton) concluded that the division of functions established by the current governance arrangements for Australian Energy Markets is fundamentally sound and that Australian energy market governance is amongst best practice internationally. Australia's energy market governance relies on clearly specified and stable policy and appropriate regulatory objectives, delegation of some roles to specialist institutions and importantly, institutional separation.
Information on COAG Energy Council response to the Review of Governance Arrangements for Australian Energy Markets can be found here.
Related publications
- Energy Market Reform Bulletin No. 39 - Release of Draft Report - Review of Governance Arrangements for Australian Energy Markets
- Energy Market Reform Bulletin No. 37 - Review of Energy Market Governance Issues Paper Public Consultation Information
- Review of Governance Arrangements for Australian Energy Markets - Draft Report
- Energy Market Reform Bulletin No. 35 - Release of Energy Market Governance Review Issues Paper
- Review of Governance Arrangements for Australian Energy Markets - Issues Paper
- Energy Market Reform Bulletin No. 34 - Expert Panel for the Review of Governance Arrangements for Australian Energy Markets
