Pipeline management plans
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- Agreement between the state of NSW and Origin on its plans for Eraring power station
- NSW coal market price emergency
- Delivering a Gas Decarbonisation Roadmap
- Enabling distribution-connected batteries
- Energy reliability in Far West NSW
- Far West NSW power outage post event review report
- NSW Consumer Energy Resources Installer Portal
- NSW Embedded Network Action Plan
- NSW Transmission Planning Review 2025
- Network-to-network connection process
- System strength
- Corrosion protection systems
- Demand response
- Electricity Market Operation Rules
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- About the Energy Security Safeguard
- Review and reform
- Exemptions
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- Air conditioner - eligibility
- Core eligibility
- Electric water heater replacement with a solar electric boosted water heater - eligibility
- Electric water heater replacement with an air source heat pump - eligibility
- Electric water heater replacement with an air source heat pump - eligibility
- Gas water heater replacement with a solar electric boosted water heater - eligibility
- Gas water heater replacement with an air source heat pump - eligibility
- Gas water heater replacement with an air source heat pump - eligibility
- HVAC - eligibility
- Heat pump water heater - eligibility
- Hot water heater - eligibility
- Install a new air source heat pump - eligibility
- Pool pump - eligibility
- Refrigerated cabinet - eligibility
- Solar battery - eligibility
- Solar battery - eligibility
- Solar battery eligibility landing
- Spare refrigerator or freezer - eligibility
- Ventilation or refrigeration motor - eligibility
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- Air conditioner - certificates
- Electric water heater replacement with a solar electric boosted water heater - certificates
- Electric water heater replacement with an air source heat pump - certificates
- Electric water heater replacement with an air source heat pump - certificates
- Gas water heater replacement with a solar electric boosted water heater - certificates
- Gas water heater replacement with an air source heat pump - certificates
- Gas water heater replacement with an air source heat pump - certificates
- HVAC - certificates
- Heat pump water heater - certificates
- Hot water heater - certificates
- Install a new air source heat pump - certificates
- Pool pump - certificates
- Refrigerated cabinet - certificates
- Solar battery - certificates
- Solar battery certificates landing
- Spare refrigerator or freezer - certificates
- Ventilation or refrigeration motor - certificates
- Solar battery - certificates
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- Administration and compliance
- Energy certificate schemes
- Gas network safety and operating plans
- Pipeline management plans
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- Scaling up a thriving renewable fuel industry in NSW
- NSW retail electricity tariff reforms
- Going circular in clean energy
- NSW Electrical and Gas Safety Review
- Pipelines and Gas Supply Acts proposed updates - 2024
- Pipelines and Gas Supply Regulations
- Solar emergency backstop
- ASP Scheme review
- Corrosion Protection Systems Regulation 2020
- Digital metering: improving service delivery in NSW
- Electricity Infrastructure Roadmap consultations
- Queensland-Hunter Gas Pipeline ATS
- Public lighting code
- Service and installation rules
Pipelines
Under the Pipelines Act 1967 and the Pipelines Regulation 2013 all pipeline licensees are required to lodge a pipeline management plan with the Department.
The Regulation requires the plan to comply with the requirements set out under AS 2885.
The licensee is required to obtain an independent third party audit and certification that the plan is in accordance with AS2885 and the pipeline licensee must lodge the auditor's report and certificate of compliance with the Secretary of the Department.
The Regulation also requires the pipeline licensees to monitor their performance and procedures by conducting periodical independent third party audits of their pipeline management system and lodge the auditor's report and certificate of compliance with the Secretary of the Department.
The pipeline licensee is required to specify how and within what time frame they will address any issues found by the auditor.
The auditor's reports and the pipeline licensee's proposed corrective actions are reviewed by the Department staff to ensure that pipeline safety performance remains acceptable.
The reports can be submitted to the following email inbox at [email protected]