
Andrew Steer
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Jul 22, 2026
NEM Reform: Behind the Metre with Malaya Toll and Andrew Steer
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Andrew SteerGUEST
So as you layer these additional changes, another one's like three hours of free energy in the middle of the day, as you start layering these changes, matters up.

Andrew SteerGUEST
If you're sitting where the retailer is particularly, then it's not just NEM reform you have to worry about.

Andrew SteerGUEST
You actually have to go and worry about all of these initiatives occurring at the same time.

Andrew SteerGUEST
So you questioned Malaya about, you know, frankly, are there enough people to go around? No, there's not, because we're trying to jack too much complexity into the same timeframes.

Andrew SteerGUEST
And I think then the other thing that emerges out of that is, I think all of the overlapping rules are now so complex that it's interesting in my previous organisation that you have to reach for the lawyers to interpret how some of these rules are meant to work together.
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Neil BelfordHOST
and these are massive consumers and they're the fastest growing load on the grid amongst all those other things and and and so how are the new technical standards turning these massive loads into into some kind of mechanism that can provide flexibility rather than just adding stress to the system