Held environmental water dashboard: A summary of held environmental water shares, usage and trade data. Use the held environmental water dashboard to view: annual held environmental water usage compare annual held environmental water usage against consumptive use held environmental water entitlements by licence category inter-valley trades.

Annual environmental water entitlements dashboard View annual entitlements by NSW catchments. What you can view in the dashboard Use the annual environmental water entitlements dashboard to: summarise held environmental water entitlements (shares) held across NSW and within each water source for each water year view the change in held environmental water entitlements between years compare environmental water shares to total shares.

Utilisation dashboard: Historical water utilisation and activation rates by water source. The Utilisation dashboard is an initiative by the department to bring greater transparency to the water market participants in relation to information on water utilisation and activation rates.

Allocations dashboard: Data visualisation tool to view and analyse water availability announcements. The allocations dashboard is an initiative by the department to bring greater transparency to the water market participants in relation to water availability announcements.

TRADE DASHBOARD: The Trades dashboard is an initiative by the NSW Department of Planning and Environment—Water to bring greater transparency to the water market participants in relation to information on the dealings in the water markets. Allocations Trade Table that is presented by the Public Trade Dashboard. NB: This Public Trade Dashboard is updated on a daily basis and can be accessed through: https://www.industry.nsw.gov.au/water/licensing-trade/trade/dashboard

Accounting rules summary: Water accounting rules by licence category for each regulated water source. Summary of accounting rules: The water accounting rules dashboard is an initiative by the department to bring greater transparency, in relation to information on the water accounting rules.

TRADE DASHBOARD: The Trades dashboard is an initiative by the NSW Department of Planning and Environment—Water to bring greater transparency to the water market participants in relation to information on the dealings in the water markets. Entitlement Trade Table (71Q) that is presented by the Public Trade Dashboard. NB: This Public Trade Dashboard is updated on a daily basis and can be accessed through: https://www.industry.nsw.gov.au/water/licensing-trade/trade/dashboard

The Share Component dashboard shows the total share components of water licences across the state. This dashboard is part of the NSW Department of Planning and Environment's initiative to improve information transparency.

NSW Water Dashboards are an initiative by the NSW Department of Planning and Environment—Water to bring greater transparency to the water market participants in relation to information on the dealings in the water markets. i.e. Allocation Assignments, Change of Licence Holder, Permanent Share - General Security (GS), Permanent Share - High Security (HS).

Tracking groundwater extraction against extraction limits: How extractions are tracking against extraction limits in inland groundwater sources. How and why we track groundwater extraction: The amount of groundwater that can be extracted from a groundwater source is limited. While the amount extracted by all water users varies each year, on average it cannot exceed the extraction limits (i.e. the long-term average annual extraction limit or the Sustainable Diversion Limit). Before July each year, the department assesses if average extraction over the previous five years has exceeded the long-term average annual extraction limit plus a buffer (called the compliance trigger). For each inland groundwater source, the dashboard shows for the current water year: volume that if extracted will reach the compliance trigger (in ML, calculated annually) volume remaining to be extracted before reaching the compliance trigger (in ML, calculated throughout the year) the likelihood that access to groundwater may be reduced in the next water year.