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.