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ARTICLE · 20 DECEMBER 2018

Distributed Energy Code to improve industry outcomes

The Code will enhance customer protections in relation to the provision of behind the meter distributed energy resources.

AustraliaEnergy and Natural Resources

Introduction

A working group established through the Clean Energy Council has published a consultation draft of the Behind the Meter Distributed Energy Resources Provider Code (BTM Code).

The BTM Code seeks to enhance customer protections in relation to the provision of behind the meter distributed energy resources. This covers solar systems, battery energy storage systems, and energy management systems, as well as other emerging products and services that reduce or obviate the need for traditional grid based consumption ‘in front of the meter’.

Policy Objectives

As a consequence of the increasing uptake of behind the meter distributed energy resources, a number of industry participants have identified the need for a code of conduct to improve consumer outcomes.

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