Victoria’s schools, trains and trams, hospitals and even traffic lights will be powered by state-run energy from July, after the revived State Electricity Commission signed its first supply agreements and moved to reclaim profits from electricity companies. But experts are sceptical whether the SEC can deliver on the government’s promise of driving down electricity prices, as the energy regulator on Monday revealed Australian households will be hit with higher-than-forecast power bills. https://tinyurl.com/ytfb3e7w