National Electricity Rules: Version 131 published


Thursday, 09 January, 2020
National Electricity Rules: Version 131 published

Version 131 of the National Electricity Rules has been published by the Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMO).

The news rules incorporate:

  • Schedule 1 of the National Electricity Amendment (Application of the regional reference node test to the Reliability and Emergency Reserve Trader) Rule 2019 No. 11
  • National Electricity Amendment (Threshold for participant compensation following market intervention) Rule 2019 No. 12
  • Schedule 1 of the National Electricity Amendment (Application of compensation in relation to AEMO interventions) Rule 2019 No. 13
     

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