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What we do
Rail
We regulate access to support competition by enabling third parties to access essential infrastructure that cannot be economically duplicated, including below-rail (track) infrastructure.
Aurizon Network
Queensland Rail
Accessing rail networks
Water
Water is an essential resource which requires careful management and regulation.

We are the economic regulator of water and wastewater services for Queensland.

Our Role in Queensland Water

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Urban retail water
- Retail Water Price Monitoring
- Long-term Regulatory Framework
Urban bulk water
- Seqwater: bulk water price investigations
- Gladstone Area Water Board
Rural water
Queensland-wide issues
- Water Pricing Principles
- Criteria for Monopoly Water Supply Activities
Electricity
Along with our more public role, in setting regulated electricity prices, we set the solar feed-in tariff for regional customers and enforce the Electricity Distribution Network Code.
Regional customers
- Electricity Prices
- Solar Feed-in Tariffs
SEQ customers
Retailers
Distributors
Ports
Queensland’s 20 ports are crucial to the state's export-driven economy. Coal makes up the bulk of the exports by volume and accounts for nearly half of the total value of Queensland’s exports.
DBCT
Other sectors

Electricity: Supporting efficient outcomes in energy for the long term interests of Queenslanders
Rail: Promoting efficient use of, and fair access to, key rail infrastructure in Queensland
Ports Regulation: Delivering efficient access to Queensland’s key export infrastructure
Water: Advocating fair water prices that encourage efficient water use in Queensland

Completed RIS Assessments

The following RISs received a final letter of assessment from the OBPR, which stated that the RIS had complied with the general requirements of the RIS system.

Once the relevant documents had been released by either the Treasurer or Cabinet, we published both the final draft of the RIS and its letter of adequacy.