Strategic Corporate Plan

AEMO’s Strategic Corporate Plan outlines our vision, strategic priorities, key initiatives and performance measures to ensure safe, reliable and affordable energy and enable the energy transition for the benefit of all Australians. It also represents our Statement of Corporate Intent, under our Constitution.

In this FY26 Strategic Corporate Plan, AEMO recommits to the four strategic priorities that have guided the company since FY22:

Priority 1 – Operating today’s energy systems and markets 

Priority 2 – Navigating the energy future

Priority 3 – Engaging our stakeholders

Priority 4 – Evolving the way we work

Our four priority areas ensure we deliver on our core obligations in operating today’s energy systems and markets while planning for the energy system of the future, enabling investment, and improving how we work. For each strategic priority, the plan also sets out targeted initiatives that define AEMO’s key focus areas and include measures to track progress, manage risk, and deliver value to energy consumers.

Every person at AEMO has an important job to help deliver on this strategy, whether through operating systems and markets, enabling the delivery of engineering, infrastructure, digital, and market changes, working with our stakeholders, supporting our people, or finding and adopting ways to work better every day, to achieve more with our resources.

In delivering every aspect of this plan, our actions are framed by our core values: character, connection and commitment.

Draft FY27 Strategic Corporate Plan consultation now open

The Draft FY27 Strategic Corporate Plan (AEMO’s Statement of Corporate Intent in line with the requirements of AEMO’S Constitution and Statement of Role) sets out how AEMO will deliver its statutory functions securely, reliably and efficiently, while building the capability required to respond to an evolving environment. 

Together with the Budget and Fees, it guides how we deliver on the expectations, responsibilities and priorities established by Energy Ministers in AEMO’s Statement of Role.  

While many of AEMO’s responsibilities are conferred through legislation or rules, how we deliver them is informed by close cooperation with governments, industry and consumers. Consultation on the Draft FY27 Strategic Corporate Plan and Draft FY27 Budget and Fees is a critical part of this process, helping to inform priorities, sequencing and delivery in a way that balances affordability, resilience and longterm value. 

Submissions and questions can be directed to [email protected] before 5:00pm, Friday 17 April 2026 (AEST). We also invite all interested stakeholders to join us for a public webinar on Wednesday 15 April. Learn more and register on the consultation page. 

View Draft FY27 Strategic Corporate Plan and Budget and Fees consultation

View Draft FY27 Budget and Fees