Economic regulation of ENERGEXAs stipulated by the National Electricity Rules (NER), ENERGEX's economic regulation is governed by the Australian Energy Regulator (AER).
The AER released its Final Determination for ENERGEX, on 6 May 2010, setting out the maximum revenue that we can recover for each year in the regulatory control period of 2010-11 to 2014-15.
The approved revenue reflects our current operating environment with increased capital and operating expenditure driven by growth, increased debt and regulatory changes.
Network expansion with increased demand for the use of air-conditioning and other energy-intensive appliances at each connection has set a strong growth trend that is forecast to continue.
ENERGEX submitted its 2012-13 Annual Pricing Proposal to the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) for approval.
The AER is currently assessing the proposal in accordance with the requirements of the National Electricity Rules.
The pricing proposal can be accessed from the AER's website.
ENERGEX submitted its 2011-12 Annual Pricing Proposal to the Australian Energy Regulator (AER).
The AER assessed and approved the proposal in accordance with the requirements of the National Electricity Rules.
The pricing proposal can be accessed from the AER's website.
In accordance with the ENERGEX Pricing Proposal, our network tariffs have been formulated to reflect the costs allocated to various customer classes.
The 2011-12 Tariff Schedule provides ENERGEX's network tariffs for standard control services and prices for alternative control services.
Standard control services:
Alternative control services:
The Tariff Schedule sets out the list of services, product codes and tariffs that apply in the ENERGEX distribution area.
The tariffs apply to the provision of services ancillary to the main network.
Retailers, customers and/or registered electrical contractors/builders/ developers may request these services. Some services may only be requested by retailers.
A kV.A adjustment applies to all large (Individually Calculated Customer - ICC and Connection Asset Customer - CAC) customers from 1 July 2010.
For details on the methodology used, please refer to the ENERGEX Pricing Proposal.
In accordance with the National Electricity Rules, ENERGEX must maintain a Statement of Expected Price Trends (to be updated for each regulatory year) indicating how prices are expected to change over the regulatory control period.
ENERGEX received notification in December 2009 that the AER had approved the Capital Contributions Policy as required under Clause 11.16.10 of the National Electricity Rules.
For a list of frequently asked questions and a glossary of terms used in Network Pricing, please refer to the links below.
The following documents are provided for historical purposes only.
For further information regarding network prices, please contact the Network Pricing Team.
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