National Energy Productivity Plan Measures – This work plan covers the first steps in the 15 year life of the NEPP and will be continuously updated. A range of metrics to measure outcomes will be developed and reported annually. New COAG Energy Council Commonwealth all-governments New New Improve residential building energy ratings and disclosure Encouraging more HELPING BUSINESSES COMPETE productive consumer Help business self-manage energy costs CHOICES Recognise business leadership and support voluntary action Research business benchmarks and success factors Expand commercial building ratings and disclosure INNOVATION SUPPORT Improve fuel efficiency in aviation and Support innovation and maritime sectors commercialisation COMPETITIVE MODERN MARKETS Reduce barriers to financing Improve light vehicle efficiency Emerging technologies in the electricity system Improve energy productivity in Drive innovation in transport and Deliver a Gas Supply Strategy government infrastructure systems Reform governance to keep pace with change Promoting more More liveable, accessible and CONSUMER PROTECTIONS Develop an Energy Use Data Model for better planning productive energy productive cities Deliver a new Equipment Energy SERVICES Competitive smart meter rollout Efficiency (E3) prioritisation plan Promote leading practice Improve the exchange of market data Advance the National Construction Code Collaborate internationally EFFICIENT INCENTIVES Build service provider capacity Improve compliance with building Transition to cost-reflective pricing New market mechanisms for demand response EMPOWERING CONSUMERS energy efficiency regulation Market mechanisms to capture Make choice easier Promote competitive retail markets in electricity and gas Review the National Energy Customer societal benefits Support best practice services for Framework for disruptive technologies Monitor the wholesale market vulnerable consumers Adopt National Frameworks Review Fuel Quality Standards Act
National Energy Productivity Plan – Measures This work plan covers the first steps in the 15 year life of the NEPP and will be continuously updated. A range of metrics to measure outcomes will be developed and reported annually. New COAG Energy Council New Commonwealth New all-governments Encouraging more productive consumer CHOICES Promoting more productive energy SERVICES EFFICIENT INCENTIVES Transition to cost-reflective pricing Market mechanisms to capture societal benefits INNOVATION SUPPORT Support innovation and commercialisation Improve light vehicle efficiency Drive innovation in transport and infrastructure systems More liveable, accessible and productive cities Promote leading practice Collaborate internationally EMPOWERING CONSUMERS Make choice easier Support best practice services for vulnerable consumers Improve residential building energy ratings and disclosure COMPETITIVE MODERN MARKETS Emerging technologies in the electricity system Deliver a Gas Supply Strategy Reform governance to keep pace with change Develop an Energy Use Data Model for better planning Competitive smart meter rollout Improve the exchange of market data Build service provider capacity New market mechanisms for demand response Promote competitive retail markets in electricity and gas Monitor the wholesale market Adopt National Frameworks HELPING BUSINESSES COMPETE Help business self-manage energy costs Recognise business leadership and support voluntary action Research business benchmarks and success factors Expand commercial building ratings and disclosure Improve fuel efficiency in aviation and maritime sectors Reduce barriers to financing Improve energy productivity in government CONSUMER PROTECTIONS Deliver a new Equipment Energy Efficiency (E3) prioritisation plan Advance the National Construction Code Improve compliance with building energy efficiency regulation Review the National Energy Customer Framework for disruptive technologies Review Fuel Quality Standards Act