Consultation: Wholesale Demand Response Guidelines

27 November 2020/in Consultation /by inmotiondesign

27 Nov 2020

Submissions Due: 27th November, 2020

Under the Wholesale Demand Response Mechanism (WDRM) rule change, from October 2021, consumers will be able to sell demand response in the wholesale market. These rules introduce a new way to participate in the wholesale market and will have a broad range of impacts across the energy sector as the rules of the game change.

The WDRM represents major market reform to the wholesale market that will have implications for retailers, aggregators, consumers and existing and emerging technology providers.

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The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) is seeking stakeholder input and engagement on the development of WDR Guidelines. This market reform will impact a range of interests across the market. A pro-active first step for market participants is to develop a policy position to understand how this market reform may impact your organisation.

Contact Nexa Advisory about what these changes and reviews might mean for your business and help you create and implement policies that shape the energy system and position you for success.

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