In order to achieve the best possible outcomes for our customers we engage and consult with all interested parties on network projects that are subject to a regulatory investment test. This is a cost-benefit test that must be applied when we assess options for solutions for network projects above $6 million and is required under Chapter 5 of the National Electricity Rules.
These projects relate to capital works for network expansion as well as replacement and refurbishment. Below is a list of network planning projects that are open for public consultation.
If you wish to make a submission or provide comments on:
For more information about the Regulatory Investment Test process, please refer here.
We also investigate projects that are not associated with the regulatory investment test where a similar but simplified process is applied to investigate non-network solutions. These can be viewed here.
If you are a non-network provider and are interested in being involved in our future consultation processes, then register your details on our Demand Management Engagement Register.
Regulatory Investment Test for Distribution (RIT-D) Projects
Addressing reliability requirements in the Ku-ring-gai load area
Addressing large customers requirements in the Macquarie Park (Wallumatta) area
Addressing reliability requirements in the Mascot area
Addressing increased customer demand in the Circular Quay load area
Addressing increased customer demand in the Macquarie Park area
Addressing reliability requirements in Milperra load area
Addressing reliability requirements in Burwood load area
Addressing reliability requirements in Tarro load area
Addressing reliability requirements in Zetland and Waterloo load areas
Addressing reliability requirements in the Kingsford load area
Addressing reliability requirements in the Concord area
Addressing reliability requirements in the Maroubra area
Addressing reliability requirements for the Sydney Airport network area
Addressing increased customer demand requirements in the Rozelle area
Managing asset risks in the St George network area
Addressing increased customer demand requirements in the Macquarie Park area
Addressing reliability in the Clovelly load area
Addressing reliability in the Revesby and Milperra load areas
Addressing reliability requirements in the Lower North Shore Area
Modernising Ausgrid's Operational Control System
Addressing reliability requirements in Flemington load area
Addressing reliability requirements in Sydney CBD
Addressing reliability requirements in the Enfield Network Area
Addressing reliability requirements in the Inner West Network Area
Regulatory Investment Test for Transmission (RIT-T) Projects
Powering Sydney's Future