Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Act - Draft Regulations

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Have your say on draft regulations for the world-leading Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Act

What's being decided?

South Australia’s renewable energy sector is growing rapidly. With our abundant renewable resources, there is tremendous potential for the state to become a global leader in renewable energy production and supply, delivering benefit to all South Australians.

In response to this opportunity, we developed the Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Act 2023 (the HRE Act) to streamline processes for companies to invest here in large-scale projects. The HRE Act brings issues such as land access, environmental impacts and Native Title rights into a single regulatory framework.

The next step is to establish regulations that provide more details to support the Act’s operation. The government has drafted regulations, incorporating extensive Act consultation feedback.

Consultation on draft regulations is now open.

Background

The Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Act 2023 passed the South Australian Parliament in November 2023. The Act will become operational once the associated regulations are established.

Extensive feedback was received in 2023 during public consultation on the HRE Act and information sheets about key regulation-making powers. This feedback has informed the proposed regulations. The regulations cannot introduce new issues and topics outside the scope of the Act. They provide details on a range of operational requirements in regard to the licencing and regulatory system established by the Act.

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What are the next steps?

Your input will help shape the regulations for the Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Act 2023, which we will finalise during the first half of 2024.

Have your say on draft regulations for the world-leading Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Act

What's being decided?

South Australia’s renewable energy sector is growing rapidly. With our abundant renewable resources, there is tremendous potential for the state to become a global leader in renewable energy production and supply, delivering benefit to all South Australians.

In response to this opportunity, we developed the Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Act 2023 (the HRE Act) to streamline processes for companies to invest here in large-scale projects. The HRE Act brings issues such as land access, environmental impacts and Native Title rights into a single regulatory framework.

The next step is to establish regulations that provide more details to support the Act’s operation. The government has drafted regulations, incorporating extensive Act consultation feedback.

Consultation on draft regulations is now open.

Background

The Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Act 2023 passed the South Australian Parliament in November 2023. The Act will become operational once the associated regulations are established.

Extensive feedback was received in 2023 during public consultation on the HRE Act and information sheets about key regulation-making powers. This feedback has informed the proposed regulations. The regulations cannot introduce new issues and topics outside the scope of the Act. They provide details on a range of operational requirements in regard to the licencing and regulatory system established by the Act.

Get involved

You can find out more by viewing the following materials:

Have your say by:

What are the next steps?

Your input will help shape the regulations for the Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Act 2023, which we will finalise during the first half of 2024.

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