GreenPower Renewable Electricity Program Rules
The National GreenPower Accreditation Program Renewable Electricity Rules govern how the Program operates.
The latest version of the National GreenPower Accreditation Renewable Electricity Rules is version 11.2
What’s new in this version?
Major changes between versions 11.1 and 11.2
- New requirement for a minimum of 30 percent GreenPower content in all consumption-based products for new customers from 1 July 2026, including large consumption customers. Existing GreenPower customers are exempt from these new minimum requirements – see s3.5 for further details.
- Providers to cease selling consumption-based GreenPower Products in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) from 1 July 2026 due to the very high level of mandatory renewables in the ACT. All GreenPower purchases in the ACT are recognised as additional to the ACT’s 100% renewable electricity commitment. Providers can continue to sell other types of GreenPower Products in the ACT, e.g., block-based, decoupled and Corporate Direct products.
Other minor changes:
- Inclusion of GreenPower’s new mission statement.
- Behind the meter use of renewable electricity from a GreenPower Generator must be matched with LGCs and deducted from renewable generation claims.
- Change to the dispute resolution clause.
- Change to Corporate Direct – Participants must surrender LGCs to a minimum of 15% of their electricity consumption for each Settlement Period
- Change to require approval from the Program Manager of changes to GreenPower Products.
- Change to require consultation for significant changes only to the Program Rules.
- Definition of Terms updated post consultation (October 2024).