Retail electric suppliers in Australia are opposing a proposal from a regulator to allow non-retailers to offer demand response directly into the wholesale market

See background on the proposal here

The Guardian (story here) reports that retailer Simec says the proposal could impose an economic levy on host retail suppliers

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