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PDRS Rule and changes

PDRS Rule and changes This page has information about the Peak Demand Reduction Scheme Rule (PDRS Rule). The PDRS Rule applies to Accredited Certificate Providers (ACPs) and their activities to reduce peak demand. It provides details about: nomination as …

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How to comply as an ACP

How to comply as an ACP To be a successful ACP , you need to maintain your knowledge of the scheme you are accredited under. You must also meet obligations under the Energy Security Safeguard’s legislative framework, including: The Electricity Supply Act …

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Four peak days of the PDRS

Four peak days of the PDRS In the PDRS, scheme participants calculate their individual liable demand for the four peak days of the compliance period. These are the four days between 1 November and 31 March with the highest electricity demand. We base …

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Obligations of auditors and skills needed

Obligations of auditors and skills needed When assessing an application to join the Audit Services Panel (Panel), IPART considers an auditor’s skills. An auditor must have certain skills to adequately meet the obligations required of members of the Panel. …

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Refused applications for accreditations

Refused applications for accreditations The Scheme Administrator may refuse applications for accreditation for several reasons. Refer to sections 41 and 62M of the Electricity Supply (General) Regulation 2014 for details. Under the Electricity Supply Act …

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Accepted products list

Accepted products list Financial incentives are available when you install, upgrade, or replace eligible equipment. Manufacturers, ACPs and other applicants must be familiar with which products can be used to create certificates. Products must be …

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