In line with our final decision on Powerlink's electricity transmission network, we have updated Powerlink's return on debt for 2023–24. As a result of this update, the return on debt for 2023–24 is 4.52 per cent. This results in an X-factor for 2023–24 of -0.17 per cent. Holding other things constant, a positive X-factor implies a real revenue decrease and a negative X-factor implies a real revenue increase. The revised PTRM shows the updated X-factor.
Update - Return on debt for 2023-24
AER - Powerlink transmission 2022-27 PTRM - 2023–24 Return on debt update - December 2022
Update - Return on debt for 2024-25
In line with our final decision on Powerlink's electricity transmission network, we have updated Powerlink's return on debt for 2024-25. As a result of this update, the return on debt for 2024-25 is 4.67 per cent. This results in an X-factor for 2024-25 of -0.93 per cent. Holding other things constant, a positive X-factor implies a real revenue decrease and a negative X-factor implies a real revenue increase. The revised PTRM shows the updated X-factor.
AER - Powerlink transmission 2022-27 PTRM - 2024–25 Return on debt update - December 2023
Update - Return on debt for 2025–26
In line with our final decision on Powerlink's electricity transmission network, we have updated Powerlink's return on debt for 2025–26. As a result of this update, the return on debt for 2025–26 is 4.76 per cent. This results in an X-factor for 2025–26 of –2.17 per cent. Holding other things constant, a positive X-factor implies a real revenue decrease and a negative X-factor implies a real revenue increase. The revised PTRM shows the updated X-factor.
AER - Powerlink transmission 2022-27 PTRM - 2025–26 Return on debt update - March 2025
Update - Return on debt for 2026–27
In line with our final decision on Powerlink's electricity transmission network, we have updated Powerlink's return on debt for 2026–27. As a result of this update, the return on debt for 2026–27 is 4.82 per cent. This results in an X-factor for 2026–27 of –5.60 per cent. Holding other things constant, a positive X-factor implies a real revenue decrease and a negative X-factor implies a real revenue increase. The revised PTRM shows the updated X-factor.