Energy proposals to improve affordability, sustainability, and support consumers
9 October 2020
Energy is an essential service and it MUST be affordable.
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Everyone has the right to energy
18 March 2014
COTA Queensland believes that everyone, regardless of age, health status, wealth or social status has a fundamental right to sustainable, ongoing, secure and affordable access to energy.
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Help for energy consumers impacted by COVID-19 translated resources
14 January 2021
The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) has created translated resources for people who are having trouble paying their electricity or gas bill.
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National Energy Customer Framework started on 1 July in Queensland
12 July 2015
The National Energy Customer Framework (NECF) commenced on 1 July 2015 – the final stage in the transition to national regulation of energy markets in Queensland.
National Energy Retail Law passed for Queensland, Price Controls Removed
3 July 2015
The National Energy Retail Law (Queensland) Bill 2014 was passed by the Queensland Parliament on 10 September 2014 (NERL). This law has shifted Queensland to a national framework that will regulate the sale and supply of energy (electricity and gas) to consumers from 1 July 2015.
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Renting during COVID
1 May 2020
A range of measures to support renters, property owners and property managers during the six-month freeze on evictions.