A critique of the Victorian retail electricity market

The retail electricity market is failing Victorians, according to a new report, A critique of the Victorian retail electricity market.

The report found that overall retailers' charges in Victorian electricity bills, which include metering, billing and marketing, rose by an average 212% over six years, from a range of $86 to $183 in 2008 to a range of $371 to $471 in 2014.

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A critique of the Victorian retail electricity market

Background paper Rising retail costs and their impact on energy affordability

Read the media release, "Victorian electricity retailers' charges highest in Australia: report"