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            energy sector as well as further sustainable     electricity offers/rates and access new services
            and cost-effective energy production. (Source:   and will provide retailers with a more streamlined
            nsenergybusiness)                                process for switching in a new customer. (Source:
                                                             Energymagazine)
            Companies with green ambitions unveiled
            as COP26 climate summit sponsors
            Energy firms National Grid, SSE and ScottishPower,
            along with NatWest Group, have been unveiled as the
            first sponsors of UN climate talks in the UK next year.
            ScottishPower, SSE and National Grid are investing
            in low carbon technology and infrastructure such
            as renewables, while NatWest Group is the leading
            lender to the renewables sector and has policies
            to stop lending to coal, oil and gas exploration and
            fracking.
               COP26 president and Business Secretary Alok
            Sharma said: "I am delighted to announce our first
            sponsors for COP26, who have all shown ambitious
            climate  leadership  through  setting  net  zero
            commitments and Science Based Targets".(Source:
            expressandstar)

            AEMO  set  to  apply  market  reform  by
    6       October 2021
            Several critical market and regulatory reform
            initiatives are set to be implemented by the Australia
            Energy Market Operator (AEMO) by October 2021.
               AEMO is working closely with the Australian
            Energy  Market  Commission  (AEMC)  and  the
            Australian Energy Regulator (AER) to progress rule
            changes, including Wholesale Demand Response,
            Five-Minute Settlement and customer switching.
               These initiatives are expected to create new value
            for consumers and market participants, through
            greater choice and competition, all enabled through
            efficient digital systems and access to energy-related
            data.
               AEMO has worked with the AEMC to simplify
            and improve the customer switching process in
            the National Electricity Market (NEM). The new
            framework will reduce the time it takes customers to
            change electricity retailers, from months to a same-
            day transfer.
               Following a recommendation in the ACCC’s Retail
            Electricity Pricing Inquiry report, AEMO developed
            and consulted on a process that will facilitate faster
            and more efficient switching, providing better
            outcomes for customers and electricity retailers.
               Faster switching between energy retailers will
            make it easier for customers to transition to better


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