In line with Australian Government’s cost recovery policy requirements, the mechanism for setting fees and levies is through the preparation of a Cost Recovery Implementation Statement (CRIS). 

The OIR has released an updated Offshore renewables and interactions with fisheries brochure.

We have updated our Offshore Wind Energy brochure to provide practical information about how offshore wind farms are developed.

The brochure explains the key components of an offshore wind farm and outlines each stage of the development process.

The OIR has published a new brochure to support effective consultation on offshore renewables management plans.

The brochure is designed to help consultees understand the purpose of consultation, how the process operates and how to engage effectively in the process.

The Offshore Infrastructure Regulator (OIR) is now accepting applications for high-risk work licences.

The Australian Government has introduced temporary relief measures from application fees and levies for offshore electricity infrastructure licence holders. 

The OIR has published a fact sheet to support OEI licence holders and other work health and safety duty holders understand future requirements for registration of plant and plant design.

The latest issue of The Regulator features an offshore renewables update, exploring the Offshore Infrastructure Regulator's commitment to transparency, accountability and ensuring this emerging industry grows safely, with public confidence and long-term integrity.

The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW) is inviting feedback on draft guidelines for offshore renewables research and demonstration licences. 

The Offshore Infrastructure Regulator (OIR) has developed new guidance to support training providers who wish to be approved by the OIR to offer health and safety representatives (HSR) or entry permit holder training under the Offshore Electricity Infrastructure Act framework.