Non-urban metering updates
The NSW Government has extended the compliance dates for water users in the Southern Inland and Coastal NSW to give water users a reprieve as they continue to face on going flood events.
The new compliance dates are:
- 1 June 2023 for Southern Inland (extended by 6 months)
- 1 December 2024 for Coastal NSW (extended by 12 months)
Read more: Metering extension for Coastal and Southern Inland water users
Supply of metering equipment and installers in NSW
Last updated 14 July 2022
Metering equipment and installers | Statistics | Source |
Number of certified meter installers in NSW | 162 | |
Number of pattern-approved meters available in NSW | 17 | |
Number of local intelligence devices available in NSW | 3 | |
Indicative lead time for supply of pattern approved meters | up to 2 weeks | Department of Planning and Environment supplier survey and engagement |
Indicative lead time for supply of local intelligence devices | up to 2 weeks | Department of Planning and Environment supplier survey and engagement |
Upcoming non-urban metering stakeholder engagement
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Non-urban metering updates
Fairer metering for small water users
The NSW Government will make it easier for up to 500 small water users to access water under new rules which deliver more consistency to the
Exemption for small stock and domestic water access licence holders
A temporary exemption from the non-urban water metering rules for holders of small stock and domestic water access licences.
Telemetry coverage tool
The NSW Government has developed a telemetry coverage tool to identify your telemetry coverage in NSW. This tool can assist you and your
Metering portable pumps - A guide to installing metering on portable pumps
The department has published a portable pumps note—a guide to installing metering on portable pumps to assist duly qualified persons.
Frequently Asked Questions for DQPs
The department has published FAQs to assist duly qualified persons with supplementary information about the non-urban metering framework.
Programs to support metering and telemetry
The Australian and NSW Governments have launched a $36.1 million suite of programs to support uptake of telemetry and metering across NSW.
Metering extension for Coastal & Southern Inland water users
Water Users along the NSW Coast and in the Southern Inland will be given extra time to install non-urban metering equipment in the wake of
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