Regulatory disparities disadvantage remote Australian communities in energy transition

Lee V. White (), Bradley Riley, Sally Wilson, Francis Markham, Lily O’Neill, Michael Klerck and Vanessa Napaltjari Davis
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Lee V. White: Australian National University
Bradley Riley: Australian National University
Sally Wilson: Australian National University
Francis Markham: Australian National University
Lily O’Neill: University of Melbourne
Michael Klerck: Australian National University
Vanessa Napaltjari Davis: Australian National University

Nature Energy, 2024, vol. 9, issue 1, 14-15

Abstract: Not all Australian communities are equally protected by consumer electricity retail regulations, with remote and Indigenous communities more likely to be underserved on multiple fronts. Communities in regions potentially critical to energy transition are often underserved by regulations that would otherwise ensure their own energy needs, hindering progress toward a just transition.

Date: 2024
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