This year’s 'State of the energy market' report provides a comprehensive picture of Australia’s electricity and gas markets, and how they are being experienced by consumers at a time of immense system change.

This report finds that transitioning Australia's electricity system to accommodate more renewable energy sources will require greater investment in existing technologies, as well as innovation in new technology solutions to reduce consumer costs further.

This report covers a very broad range of topics related to the supply and reliability of electricity supply in New South Wales at a time of energy transition. The transition is driven by the need to decarbonise the state’s electricity supply in line with the commitment to net zero emissions by 2050.

This inquiry report examines the feasibility of undergrounding the transmission infrastructure for renewable energy projects, with particular reference to the costs and benefits of undergrounding, and the environmental impacts.

This report explores the views of lower-income households about moving from gas to electricity as home energy sources, the barriers they face, and the implications for policy to achieve equitable solutions.