MCE
Department of Territory and Municipal Services
The Energy Policy section of the ACT Department of Treasury provides the ACT Government with policy advice on the development, implementation and review of national and Territory energy reforms.
Australian Business Council for Sustainable Development (BCSE)
The Business Council for Sustainable Development represents the broader sustainable energy industry that covers renewables, waste-to-energy and gas-fired generation as well as energy efficiency.
Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC)
The Australian Energy Market Commission is a statutory national body responsible for rule-making and market development for the energy sector.
Australian Energy Regulator (AER)
The Australian Energy Regulator is a statutory national body responsible for economic regulation and rule enforcement in the energy sector.
Australian Greenhouse Office
The Australian Greenhouse Office, part of the Department of the Environment and Heritage, delivers the majority of programmes under the Australian Governments $1.8 billion climate change strategy.
Australian Petroleum Producers and Exploration Association (APPEA)
The Australian Petroleum Producers and Exploration Association represents the interests of companies involved in oil and gas exploration and production operations in Australia and companies which provide goods and services to the upstream petroleum industry.
Australian Pipeline Industry Association (APIA)
The Australian Pipeline Industry Association provides a forum for the discussion and resolution of issues facing the pipeline industry. Members include contractors, owners, engineers, suppliers, financial and legal companies and other organisations providing service to, or having an interest in, the pipeline industry.
COAG Energy Market Review 
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The Council of Australian Governments Independent Review of Energy Market Directions, released the Reviews final report on 20 December 2002: Towards a Truly National and Efficient Energy Market Final Report.
Department for Transport Energy and Infrastructure (DTEI)
The Energy Division provides policy advice on energy issues, energy program delivery and regulatory services for the competitve, sustainable, safe and reliable supply and use of energy, for the benefit of the South Australian community.
Department of Energy (Queensland)
The Department of Energy works to encourage new investment in the State as well as developing policies and regulation to ensure continued delivery of competitively priced and reliable energy to all Queenslanders.
Department of Industry Tourism and Resources
The Department of Industry Tourism and Resources has a key role in increasing prosperity for all Australians through internationally competitive and sustainable business.
Department of Infrastructure (Victoria)
The Department of Infrastructure is the lead provider of essential infrastructure in Victoria, with responsibility for transport, ports and marine, freight, information and communication technology, major development, energy and security.
Department of Infrastructure Energy and Resources (Tasmania)
The Department of Infrastructure, Energy and Resources provides the support to the Hon Bryan Green MHA in undertaking his duties as Minister for the Department and some Government Business Enterprises and State-owned Companies and Boards.
Energy Networks Association (ENA)
The Energy Networks Association commenced operation in January 2004, representing the interests of owners of electricity and natural gas distribution networks throughout Australia. It is one of the industry sector bodies that emerged from changes to the Australian Gas Association and the former Electricity Supply Association of Australia in late 2003. ENA is based in Canberra and is an incorporated association, owned and funded by members.
Energy Retailers Association of Australia (ERAA)
The Energy Retailers Association of Australia is an independent association lobbying in the interests of Retailers of electricity and gas throughout the National Electricity Market (NEM) and the National Gas Markets. Membership is comprised of businesses operating predominantly in retail electricity and gas markets in South Australia, Victoria, New South Wales, ACT, Queensland and Tasmania.
Energy Supply Association of Australia (ESAA)
The Energy Supply Association of Australia provides the national energy supply businesses with a strong and effective voice in their relationships with government, regulatory bodies, the media, community organisations and business customer representative bodies.
Energy Users Association of Australia (EUAA)
The Energy Users Association of Australia is a non-profit organisation funded mainly by membership fees and focused entirely on energy issues. The Group members are business users with activities across all states and many sectors of the economy.
NSW Department of Energy, Utilities and Sustainability
The Department of Energy, Utilities and Sustainability promotes sustainable, safe, reliable and affordable energy and urban water in NSW.
National Electricity Market Management Company (NEMMCO)
The National Electricity Market Management Company was established in May 1996 to implement, administer and operate the wholesale NEM, continually improve its efficiency, and manage the security of the power system.
Northern Territory Business, Industry and Resources Development
The Minerals and Energy group is responsible for administration and policy in relation to the mining and petroleum industries.
Productivity Commission (PC)
The Productivity Commission is the Australian Governments principal advisory body on all aspects of microeconomic reform. The Commissions work covers all areas of Commonwealth as well as State and Territory responsibility.
Renewable Energy Generation Association of Australia (REGA)
The Renewable Energy Generation of Australia represents the interests of renewable and sustainable energy generators in Australia.
Sustainable Energy Authority (Victoria)
The Sustainable Energy Authority was established in 2000 by the Victorian Government to provide a focus for sustainable energy in Victoria.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC)
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is an independent Commonwealth statutory authority. It was formed in 1995 to administer the Trade Practices Act 1974 and the Prices Surveillance Act 1983.
Western Australia Office of Energy
The Office of Energy provides energy policy advice to the Western Australian Government and coordinates economic and commercial matters in the energy sector of the State.