With the AER naming compliance with performance standards as a key enforcement priority for 2024-25, generators face unprecedented scrutiny. But there's a critical distinction many asset owners miss: complying with NER Clause 4.15 is not the same as meeting your GPS technical requirements.

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This comprehensive whitepaper clarifies:

• The distinct but complementary roles of the AER and AEMO in GPS compliance

• How Clause 4.15 focuses on processes, documentation, and systems—not technical performance itself

• When GPS breaches trigger AEMO operational interventions versus AER regulatory action

• The different timeframes, enforcement mechanisms, and consequences for each framework

• Why you need robust systems for both administrative compliance AND technical performance monitoring

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Whether you're managing an existing asset or developing new projects, understanding these differences is essential for effective risk management and avoiding potentially significant penalties under the National Electricity Law.

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What you'll learn:

• Core requirements under NER Clause 4.15

• How AEMO assesses technical GPS non-compliance

• Key differences in enforcement approach and penalties

• Practical compliance management strategies

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Download your copy now to navigate the compliance landscape with confidence.