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… Capital decrease (70% of base) 1590.3 1617.5 1587.0 High VoLL ($60,000/MWh) 1598.3 1700.4 1665.3 Low VoLL($20,000/MWh) 1480.4 1475.9 1434.2 Equal scenario …

… by customer category GP1 Categorisation to be aligned with VoLL Average duration of unplanned interruptions by customer … category (min/yr) GP2 Categorisation to be aligned with VoLL Availability % availability of HVDC AP1 Refined to …

… energy not served is around $270 with a value of lost load (VOLL) of $20,000 per MWh. The upper bound for expected …

… energy not served is around $270 with a value of lost load (VOLL) of $20,000 per MWh. The upper bound for expected …

… 527.1 Capital decrease (70% of base) 767.3 788.8 774.5 High VoLL ($60,000/MWh) 751.2 791.2 767.6 Low VoLL ($20,000/MWh) 617.5 628.2 603.7 The sensitivity …

… broadly reasonable. However, given the value of lost load (VoLL) basis for the approach, the allocation of reliability … – for generators the benefit would not be based on VoLL but on the value of lost generation at prevailing spot …

…  results of our recently completed Value of Lost Load (VoLL) study  for measures AP2 and AP3, identifying which … the amount of load being served at a POS multiplied by the VoLL at that POS, and is the expected dollar cost of an … like access to more detailed information on the demand and VoLL assumptions. Engagement Question 2 As a result of …

… similar to the last two years. • Value of Lost Load (VoLL) is $32,700/MWh. This is the value found in the … 4 Transpower as Grid Owner recently consulted regarding VoLL. For more information, please refer to Waikato Regional …

… are assigned to unserved demand – the ‘value of lost load’ (VoLL)6 – and the time period over which benefits are … and so there is no reason to think that ‘locking-in’ VoLL, the capping period and so on would prevent parties … is assigned to unserved demand – the ‘value of lost load’ (VoLL), i.e., the value that customers place on network …

… are assigned to unserved demand – the ‘value of lost load’ (VoLL)6 – and the time period over which benefits are … and so there is no reason to think that ‘locking-in’ VoLL, the capping period and so on would prevent parties … is assigned to unserved demand – the ‘value of lost load’ (VoLL), i.e., the value that customers place on network …