Home / Research / The Costs of Market Experiments The Costs of Market Experiments Electricity Consumers Pay the Price for Competition, Privatisation, Corporatisation and Marketization David Richardson Senior Research Fellow Resources Media Release Electricity Prices: Consumers get short-end of ‘big stick’ Full report P470-Electricty-Consumers-Pay-the-Price-WEB Published January 18, 2019 / 8 years ago Topics Climate & EnergyEconomics Tags Electricity Markets & the GridIndustry & Sector Policies Share Copy link Share Related Resources December 18, 2013 Power down Until 2010 – for well over a century, through two world wars and the Great Depression – the quantity of electricity used in Australia each year was greater than the year... by Hugh Saddler (1943 - 2023) February 20, 2026 A climate disaster levy: Fairly funding the increasing costs of climate change Fairly funding the increasing costs of climate change by Jack Thrower, Mark Ogge and Rod Campbell December 1, 1998 The Privatisation of ACTEW: The fiscal, efficiency and service quality implications of the proposed sale of ACT Electricity and Water This report evaluates the impact of the privatisation of ACTEW on the financial position of the ACT public sector. In so doing, it examines the structure of ACTEW and the... by John Quiggin, Hugh Saddler (1943 - 2023), Max Neutze, Clive Hamilton and Hal Turton
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