Electricity Feed-in Tariff Scheme

The ACT Feed-in Tariff Scheme commenced on 1 March 2009. For information please read the fact sheet (PDF 230kb)

Electricity Feed-in Tariff Stage 2 Public Consultation  

The ACT Department of the Environment, Climate Change, Energy and Water invites your comment on a Discussion Paper on the possible expansion of the ACT Electricity Feed-in Tariff Scheme.

Download the Discussion Paper

The Discussion Paper is available for download here. Alternately to request a hard copy please call (02) 6207 0262 or email DECCEWfeedintariff@act.gov.au.

Media release: Community consultation began on stage two options for feed-in tariff on Monday 21 December 2009

Public and industry consultation closed on 28 February 2010.

Making a submission

Written submissions are preferred. Comments may also be provided verbally at private meetings and verbally at public meetings.

The following guidelines apply to written submissions -

• There is no fixed format or length for your submission. Email constitutes a valid written submission.
• You may use your Submission to to convey facts and opinions or to make arguments or recommendations.
• You do not need to address all of the Terms of Reference.
• It would be appreciated if Submissions over 4 pages additionally contain a summary of issues raised in the text.

Submissions should be send to:

or by email to DECCEWfeedintariff@act.gov.au

The Secretariat may also be contacted on telephone 02 6207 0262 or 02 6207 5589.

Submissions received will be placed on this website.

Submissions received

1. Peter Wood (12 kb RTF)

2. Bernard Jones (14kb RTF)

3. Ian Bennett (8kB RTF)

4. Norfolk Food Services (16kb RTF)

5. Stuart Pearson (43kb RTF)

6. Lawrence McIntosh (29 kb RTF)

7. Glenn Pure (90 kb RTF) 

8. Owen Hann (15kb RTF)

9. ACT Council of Social Services (37kb PDF)

10. Bill Gresham (234kb PDF)

11. ACT Ministerial Advisory Council on Ageing (144kb PDF)

12. Keiran Fallon (215kb PDF)

13. Ceramic Fuel Cells Limited (346kb PDF)

14. Environmental Defender's Office (1135kb RTF)

15. Australian Power and Gas (61kb PDF)

16. Howard Patrick (72kb RTF)

17. Care Inc (letter 22kb RTF) (submission 1455kb RTF)

18. Climate Action Canberra (46kb RTF)

19. Energy Supply Association of Australia (61kb PDF)

20. TRUenergy (4450kb RTF)

21. AGL Energy Limited (199kb PDF)

22. Ross Morrison (42kb RTF)

23. ActewAGL (3709kb PDF)

24. Australian Solar Energy Society (160kb PDF)

25. Elementus Energy Pty Ltd (569kb PDF)

26. Sanctuary Energy Pty Ltd (1576kb PDF)

27. Australian PV Association (248kb PDF)

28. James Bishop (12kb RTF)

29. Greg Hutchinson (450kb RTF)

30. James French (10kb RTF)

31. SEEchange (3310kb RTF)

32. Chris Erett (15kb RTF)

33. Meridian Energy Australia Pty Ltd (1092kb PDF)

34. Moulis Legal (118kb PDF)

35. Volkmar Lauder (15kb RTF)

36. ACTGreens (189kb PDF)

37. Origin Energy (123kb PDF)

38. Canberra Business Council (104kb PDF)

39. James Prest (409kb PDF)

40. Clean Energy Council (98kb PDF)

41. Australian Institute of Architects (46kb PDF)

42. Armada Solar (21kb RTF)

Public information sessions were recently held and well attended by the community.  Reports for the both the sessions are available.

Tuesday 9 February 2010, Canberra Southern Cross Club, Woden.
Tuesday 16 February 2010, Belconnen Premier Inn, Belconnen.

Contact Details

Feed-in Tariff Secretariat
Department of the Environment, Climate Change, Energy and Water
GPO Box 158
Canberra ACT 2601

Telephone: 13 22 81

Email: DECCEWfeedintariff@act.gov.au