Relevant National and State Guidelines Sample Clauses

Relevant National and State Guidelines. The National Electricity Code (NEC) aims to provide a regime of ‘light-handed’ regulation of the Australian electricity market. It provides a set of market-oriented rules authorised by the ACCC governing market operations, power system security, network connection and access, and network services pricing. According to Clause 1.4 of the NEC, it provides, among others things: • detailed market rules (including bidding, dispatch, spot price determination and settlements arrangement); • detailed operational requirements (including power system operations and power system security, emergency operations, metering and maintenance scheduling); • terms and conditions of access and technical standards that will apply for connection to the network; and • the methods to be used for pricing network services. However, the NEC also allows the Jurisdictional Regulator2 to develop regulations and guidelines within its jurisdiction, including those regarding grid connection of embedded generators. To date, NSW, South Australia and Victoria have developed, or are developing, guidelines relevant to embedded generators. They are referred to throughout this document, where relevant.
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