AusNet is already compensated as households shift from gas to electricity, but says it’s not enough.
Energy giant AusNet plans to slug gas customers an extra $70 million to compensate for the growing number of Victorian customers switching to electricity.
The energy regulator is seeking submissions on AusNet’s proposed change to its access agreement, and is expected to decide on the request in around May next year.The AER has noted the likely impact on AusNet’s customers and that an increase in charges could set a precedent. “What happens to small businesses that are running restaurants with gas burners? What happens to people who built a house two years ago and connected to the gas network?”
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