In this report, AEMO has observed that the initial target delivery dates provided by developers of new energy generation and storage investments often have not accounted for delays that could occur during the project financing, planning, development and delivery stages of projects.

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 will be of interest to energy practitioners and researchers conducting feasibility studies pertaining to microgrids and other emerging energy solutions, particularly those who are wishing to engage the community with more innovative ways of encouraging connection, buy in and co-design.

This paper provides an overview of the national electricity market and its complex regulatory and operational framework. It also identifies trends and risks across the electricity supply chain, explores recent electricity price rises, and sets out the Australian and New South Wales government's reform programs.

This guideline was co-developed by landholder and community representatives and a group of electricity transmission businesses to build a shared understanding of the impacts and potential benefits associated with hosting energy transmission infrastructure for agricultural landholders, and to provide practical guidance to mitigate negative impacts and prioritise shared value through the energy transition.