There is a panoply of agencies regulating energy at the Commonwealth level and not all of these seem to be rowing in the same direction. The main agencies are
- The Energy and Environment Department with 490 staff in energy and greenhouse — plus another 454 in its dependent agencies: Clean Energy Finance Corporation, the Clean Energy Regulator and the Climate Change Authority;
- The Australian Energy Regulator (AER) with 283 staff;
- The Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) with 95 staff;
- The Energy Security Board (ESB) with perhaps 10 staff; and
- The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) with 670 staff.
Although AEMO is mainly concerned with operational issues, its CEO and a good many...
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