SA Power Networks' Tariff Advisory Group (TAG) meets 3 times a year to provide a forum for listening and discussion on issues facing our community, with a focus on the structure and design of network tariffs.
The TAG represents a diverse range of customer views which are discussed, considered and used to shape SA Power Networks' decision-making processes.
The Tariff Advisory Group (TAG) has been established to:
- Provide a forum that enables representative groups of South Australian businesses and residents to engage with SA Power Networks to explore the structure and design of network tariffs.
- Establish a forum for listening, discussion and collaborative engagement with customers and stakeholders regarding network tariffs.
- Discuss the progress and implementation of our 2020-25 Tariff Structure Statement.
- Engage to develop our 2025-2030 Tariff Structure Statement.
- Build understanding and trust between stakeholders and SA Power Networks.
The Tariff Working Group has two distinct areas of focus - business tariffs and residential tariffs. The group consists of representatives from the following organisations:
- Electricity and Water Ombudsman SA
- Department of Energy and Mining
- SA Business Chamber
- AGL
- AIG
- Central Irrigation Trust
- SA Wine Industry Association
- Small Business Commissioner
- Local Government Association
- Yes Group
- Central Irrigation Trust
- Sustainable Savings
Find out more about the TAG, by downloading the Terms of Reference or reading the Agenda and Minutes.
Use our Q&A tool (below) to ask us a question about the group, or directly to the chairperson.
SA Power Networks acknowledges the multiple Traditional Owners of the lands that host the South Australian electricity network and their connections to land, sea and community. We would also like to pay our respects to Elders past and present, and acknowledge that these are living cultures.
