The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) has published the approved Evoenergy annual tariff variation for its gas network charges in 2024–25.
This follows an assessment by the AER of Evoenergy’s tariff variation and proposed drivers to ensure they are consistent with their 2021–26 access arrangement.
Evoenergy proposed increases to gas network tariffs this year, driven by inflation and the real price path set in the 2021–26 access arrangement.
Our Statement of Reasons provides a summary of the changes in network charges and demand forecasts.
These network charges will be incorporated into retail gas prices by 1 July 2024. Retailers ultimately determine how these underlying network tariffs are reflected in the retail prices offered to customers.
We have received tariff variation notices from New South Wales, South Australian, Victorian, Queensland and Northern Territory gas distribution and pipeline businesses. We intend to publish our decision on these notices by late May.
View the approved proposals and our Statement of Reasons for Evoenergy here.
BACKGROUND
Every year regulated gas distributors and gas pipeline businesses submit a tariff variation notice to us that contains the network tariffs they propose to charge their customers to recover their revenues.