On 31 August 2020, Endeavour Energy submitted an application under clause 6.6.1 of the National Electricity Rules to the AER for a positive pass through of costs related to the 2019-20 bushfires. Its application proposes to recover $31.1 million (positive pass through) from electricity users through an increase in distribution prices in each of the remaining three years of the current regulatory control period, that is, from 1 July 2021 to 30 June 2024.
Application
Endeavour Energy - 2019-20 bushfire disaster event cost pass through - Cover letter - August 2020
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Endeavour Energy - 2019-20 bushfire disaster event cost pass through - Application - August 2020
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Endeavour Energy - Attachment 1 - Compliance checklist - August 2020
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Endeavour Energy - Attachment 2 - Confidentiality claim - August 2020
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Endeavour Energy - Attachment 3 - Response to the NSW Independent Bushfire Inquiry - August 2020
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Endeavour Energy - Attachment 4 - Response to the Royal Commission into National Natural Disaster Bushfire Arrangements - August 2020
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Endeavour Energy - Attachment 7 - Media engagement, customer sentiments and assistance package - August 2020
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Endeavour Energy - Attachment 8 - Vegetation Clearance Management standard - August 2020
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Endeavour Energy - Attachment 9 - 2019-20 Bushfires PTRM - August 2020
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Submissions
We invited interested parties to make submissions on Endeavour Energy's 2019-20 bushfires pass through application. Submission have now closed.
PIAC - Submission on Endeavour Energy 2019-20 bushfire CPT - 7 October 2020
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Red Energy - Submission on Endeavour Energy 2019-20 bushfire CPT - 9 October 2020
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Update - Extension of time limit
On 11 November 2020 we issued a notice to Endeavour Energy extending the time limit for making a decision on its 2019–20 bushfires pass through application in accordance with clause 6.6.1(k1) of the National Electricity Rules. As a result, the time limit for making our determination has been extended to 16 March 2021.