What the increased default market offer means for electricity prices
Grattan Institute
The DMO and the SEC
The DMO is away, as I've heard from both of you, to constrain prices and make sure they don't exceed a certain level. The idea was to get everybody onto a better deal, and that's what it did. Sometimes people could still find better offers even better than the DMO. Is there a better way of doing this well? At the time the Victorian version of the DMO was introduced, it's called the Victorian Default Offer. There was a consideration at the time of maybe it would be easier to have a government-owned retailer who would offer a no-frills, no-extras offer similar to the D MO. It seems to me that's
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