RET Liable Entities
The Renewable Energy (Electricity) Act 2000 places a legal liability on liable entities (usually electricity retailers) to purchase an amount of large-scale generation certificates (LGCs) and small-scale technology certificates (STCs) based on the amount of electricity they purchase each year. The amount of certificates to be purchased is determined by the Renewable Power Percentage (RPP) and the Small-scale Technology Percentage (STP).
Are you looking for:
- Determining your liability - Information on how RET liable entities can determine their liability. Read more...
- Timelines for liable entities - Surrender and reporting timelines. Read more...
- Buying STCs and LGCs - A summary of how to buy STCs and LGCs. Read more...
- Annual reporting - Information on reporting to the Clean Energy Regulator. Read more...
- Small-scale Technology Percentage - The purpose of the STP and this year's current STP. Read more...
- Renewable Power Percentage -The purpose of the RPP and this year's current RPP. Read more...
- Reported Partial Exemptions - A list of RET liable entities and the estimated dollar value of each entity's partial exemptions. Read more...
- Media Releases - A list of liable entity shortfalls. Read more...
- Forms of relevance to Liable Entities? Go to the Liable Entities forms page.
- Publications of relevance to Liable Entities? Go to the Liable Entities publications page.
Date last updated: 03 Apr 2012