Transmission Pricing

From April 2008, Transpower is required to use the Electricity Authority's Transmission Pricing Methodology (TPM) to allocate Transpower's revenue requirement via connection, interconnection and HVDC charges for its customers.

A copy of the TPM can be found at http://www.ea.govt.nz/document/11336/download/act-code-regs/code-regs/the-code/part-12/ (Electricity Industry Participation Code 2010, Part 12 – Transport, Schedule 12.4). Each year Transpower determines the year specific information necessary to notify customers of their prices for the year commencing 1 April.

From April 2008, Transpower is required to use the Electricity Authority's Transmission Pricing Methodology (TPM) to allocate Transpower's revenue requirement via connection, interconnection and HVDC charges for its customers.

A copy of the TPM can be found at http://www.ea.govt.nz/document/11336/download/act-code-regs/code-regs/the-code/part-12/ (Electricity Industry Participation Code 2010, Part 12 – Transport, Schedule 12.4). Each year Transpower determines the year specific information necessary to notify customers of their prices for the year commencing 1 April.

From April 2008, Transpower is required to use the Electricity Commission's Transmission Pricing Methodology (TPM) to allocate Transpower's revenue requirement via connection, interconnection and HVDC charges for its customers.

A copy of the TPM can be found at http://www.electricitycommission.govt.nz/rulesandregs/rules (EGR Part F, Section IV including Schedule F5). Each year Transpower determines the year specific information necessary to notify customers of their prices for the year commencing 1 April.

From April 2008, Transpower is required to use the Electricity Commission's Transmission Pricing Methodology (TPM) to allocate Transpower's revenue requirement via connection, interconnection and HVDC charges for its customers.

A copy of the TPM can be found at http://www.electricitycommission.govt.nz/rulesandregs/rules (EGR Part F, Section IV including Schedule F5). Each year Transpower determines the year specific information necessary to notify customers of their prices for the year commencing 1 April.

From April 2008, Transpower is required to use the Electricity Commission's Transmission Pricing Methodology (TPM) to allocate Transpower's revenue requirement via connection, interconnection and HVDC charges for its customers.

A copy of the TPM can be found at http://www.electricitycommission.govt.nz/rulesandregs/rules (EGR Part F, Section IV including Schedule F5). Each year Transpower determines the year specific information necessary to notify customers of their prices for the year commencing 1 April.

Transpower’s pricing methodology allocates to its customers the company’s revenue requirement.

The revenue requirement includes the capital, maintenance, operating and overhead costs associated with owning and operating its assets.

Under the regulatory regime that commenced on 1 March 2003 the Electricity Commission is overseeing a process to determine a new pricing methodology under which transmission charges will be calculated and enforced. In the meantime, Transpower is to continue to apply the pricing methodology provided for in the Electricity (Transpower’s Pricing Methodology) Regulations 2004. All customer charges not covered by fixed term contracts have been calculated in accordance with those Regulations.

Transpower’s pricing methodology allocates to its customers the company’s revenue requirement.

The revenue requirement includes the capital, maintenance, operating and overhead costs associated with owning and operating its assets.

Under the regulatory regime that commenced on 1 March 2003 the Electricity Commission is overseeing a process to determine a new pricing methodology under which transmission charges will be calculated and enforced. In the meantime, Transpower is to continue to apply the pricing methodology provided for in the Electricity (Transpower’s Pricing Methodology) Regulations 2004. All customer charges not covered by fixed term contracts have been calculated in accordance with those Regulations.

Transpower’s pricing methodology allocates to its customers the company’s revenue requirement.

The revenue requirement includes the capital, maintenance, operating and overhead costs associated with owning and operating its assets.

Under the regulatory regime that commenced on 1 March 2003 the Electricity Commission is overseeing a process to determine a new pricing methodology under which transmission charges will be calculated and enforced. In the meantime, Transpower is to continue to apply the pricing methodology provided for in the Electricity (Transpower’s Pricing Methodology) Regulations 2004. All customer charges not covered by fixed term contracts have been calculated in accordance with those Regulations.

Transpower’s pricing methodology allocates to its customers the company’s revenue requirement.

The revenue requirement includes the capital, maintenance, operating and overhead costs associated with owning and operating its assets.

Under the regulatory regime that commenced on 1 March 2003 the Electricity Commission is overseeing a process to determine a new pricing methodology under which transmission charges will be calculated and enforced. In the meantime, Transpower is to continue to apply the pricing methodology provided for in the Electricity (Transpower’s Pricing Methodology) Regulations 2004. All customer charges not covered by fixed term contracts have been calculated in accordance with those Regulations.

Transpower’s pricing methodology allocates to its customers the company’s revenue requirement.

The revenue requirement includes the capital, maintenance, operating and overhead costs associated with owning and operating its assets.

Transpower’s pricing methodology allocates to its customers the company’s revenue requirement.

The revenue requirement includes the capital, maintenance, operating and overhead costs associated with owning and operating its assets.

Transpower’s pricing methodology allocates to its customers the company’s revenue requirement.

The revenue requirement includes the capital, maintenance, operating and overhead costs associated with owning and operating its assets.