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Your household power bills could be 15% cheaper, if Australia's energy regulator was doing its job

  • Written by Bruce Mountain, Director, Victoria Energy Policy Centre, Victoria University
Your household power bills could be 15% cheaper, if Australia's energy regulator was doing its jobJoe Castro/AAP

If you’re like most Australians, the single biggest chunk of your energy bill — about 40% — goes to a network services company, which owns and operates the transmission lines or pipes delivering electricity or gas to your home.

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