National Energy Productivity Plan Work Plan

These policies have the dual benefit of contributing both to australia s emission reduction targets and the national energy productivity target.

National energy productivity plan work plan.

Challenges and opportunities ahead. Overall the most significant challenges and opportunities are. The national energy productivity plan nepp is a coag energy council agreed package of measures to improve australia s energy productivity by 40 between 2015 and 2030. The coag energy council will deliver a nepp progress report and review by 2020.

Coag energy council more efficient pricing and incentives are needed as a key basis to improve the productivity of. Work plan page 1 of 22. Transition to cost reflective pricing status. However there are challenges in ensuring australia stays on track towards its objectives.

National energy productivity plan 2015 2030. The coag energy council recognised that improving energy productivity helps. Work under the national energy productivity plan nepp continued to progress during 2018. 10 national energy productivity plan annual report 2018.

Transition to cost reflective pricing. National energy productivity plan. These outcomes and their expected impacts are identified in the report. The council is pleased to release the national energy productivity plan nepp 2016 annual report over 2016 all measures across the nepp work plan have advanced and many have achieved significant outcomes.

The work plan and implementation of supporting measures will be continuously monitored by the coag energy council with measures updated over time to keep the nepp on track. Developed the national energy productivity plan bringing together a wide range of opportunities into a coordinated national plan. More productive consumer choices efficient incentives 1. More productive consumer choices.

In better coordinating energy efficiency energy market reform and climate policy it brings together new and existing measures from across the coag energy council s work program as well as from the commonwealth. A key part of this effort is the council s national energy productivity plan nepp. To reverse this the government has set a national energy productivity target to improve australia s energy productivity by 40 per cent between now and 2030. At its december 2015 meeting the energy council agreed it had a significant contribution to make in a national cooperative effort to better integrate energy and climate policy.

This will see australian consumers businesses and the environment all better off. The national energy productivity plan nepp developed by the coag energy council brings together a wide range of opportunities into a coordinated national plan to achieve this target.