*Please note that this course is only available on demand and there is no meeting being held.**
Welcome to Price Controls 220! This course presents an in-depth case study of the Australian Energy Regulator’s (AER) approach to economic regulation in the National Electricity Market. You’ll learn how the AER determines revenues using a structured building block model, supported by transparent processes, benchmarking, and incentive-based schemes.
Once you register, you’ll gain immediate access to a lecture video, slides, a transcript, and a quiz — perfect for professionals interested in regulatory economics, network pricing, or energy systems.
This course offers you:
📘 A clear explanation of the AER’s building block framework
💡 Insight into how WACC is set using the Rate of Return Instrument (RoRI)
📊 Exploration of incentive mechanisms like EBSS, CESS, and STPIS
Don’t miss this chance to:
📐 Learn how efficient cost recovery is structured in Australian regulation
📈 Understand how Opex and Capex forecasts are assessed and challenged
⚙ Discover how benchmarking supports performance improvement and tariff fairness
This course is for:
- Regulatory economists and electricity market professionals
- Network operators, infrastructure investors, and engineers
- Public finance analysts and pricing advisors
- Students and researchers studying cost-based or incentive-based regulation
Register today to explore one of the world’s most structured and performance-focused regulatory models for energy infrastructure.
