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The Energy Networks Association (ENA) is the peak national body representing gas and electricity distribution businesses throughout Australia. All of Australia's electricity and gas network companies are members of ENA, providing governments, policy-makers and the community with a single point of reference for major energy network issues.

Facts, Figures & News

ENA member company media releases

Midland Redevelopment Authority kicks off Perth Solar City with major solar panel... 

Observations on future gas issues—Gas Today, February 2010

February 2010 Source: Gas Today Article by Andrew Blyth Energy sources and demand... 

ENA launches energy reform agenda—Gas Today, February 2010

February 2010 Source: Gas Today Australia’s national peak body for energy networks,... 

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Publications and Submissions

ENA submissions, responses, discussions and comments

Submissions 2010 ENA submission on Second Exposure Draft: National Energy Customer... 

Publications

ENA publications Annual review 2007—smart networks [PDF 4.85 MB], 2007 Annual... 

ENA policy papers

Embedded generation—ENA policy framework discussion paper [3.90 MB], November... 

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Industry News

Observations on future gas issues—Gas Today, February 2010

February 2010 Source: Gas Today Article by Andrew Blyth Energy sources and demand levels are likely to be increasingly affected by social and technological factors in 2010 and beyond. The future of gas distribution in Australia lies in smarter energy grids. Observations on future gas issues [1.57 MB], February 2010  Read More →

COAG looks at national energy legislation

Date: 26 February 2010 Source: Australian Local Government Association News (ALGA) As the first step in a commitment by the Council of Australian Governments, through the release of a National Strategy on Energy Efficiency in July 2009, to look at new National legislation for minimum energy performance standards (MEPS) and energy labelling, the Department... [Read more]

CEO message: ENA puts facts into energy debate

In case you missed it, earlier this week ENA responded to recent claims by Bruce Mountain, Carbon Market Economics that New South Wales electricity users are paying too much in distribution charges (NSW missing benefits of reform [PD F 238 MB], Australian Financial Review Opinion, 15 February 2010) compared to British consumers. The statistical analysis... [Read more]

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