- Draft guideline - Draft statement of principles for the regulation of transmission revenues (DRP)
- Issues paper - review of the draft regulatory principles
- Submissions - on review of the draft regulatory principles
- Late submissions
- Supporting information - Post-tax revenue model for electricity (August 2005)
- Submissions - to post-tax revenue model
Draft guideline - Draft statement of principles for the regulation of transmission revenues (DRP)
Back to topThe National Electricity Code (the predecessor to the National Electricity Rules) required the ACCC to develop guidelines setting out how it will exercise its regulatory powers. The draft Statement of Principles for the Regulation of Transmission Revenues was released in May 1999, in accordance with the requirements of the National Electricity Code.
Issues paper - review of the draft regulatory principles
Back to topIn May 1999 the ACCC released its draft statement of principles for the regulation of transmission revenues (DRP). The ACCC identified a number of issues within the DRP to be reviewed, including:
- revaluation of the asset base versus the merits of roll-forward
- operating and maintenance expenditure
- capital expenditure
- weighted average cost of capital
- incentive mechanism and benchmarking.
The discussion paper was intended to be read in conjunction with the DRP.
| Documents (5) | Author |
|---|---|
| Discussion paper 2003 - review of draft regulatory principles (28 August 2003) ( PDF 1.38 MB ) | AER |
| Attachment A ( PDF 725.02 KB ) | AER |
| Attachment B ( PDF 891.6 KB ) | AER |
| Attachment C ( PDF 281.03 KB ) | AER |
| SKM report (May 2002) ( PDF 380.12 KB ) | Sinclair Knight Merz (SKM) |
Submissions - on review of the draft regulatory principles
Back to topSubmissions closed 28 November 2003
Late submissions
Back to topSupporting information - Post-tax revenue model for electricity (August 2005)
Back to topOn 1 July 2005 the AER assumed the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission's (ACCC) responsibilities for the regulation of transmission revenues in the National Electricity Market. The ACCC used a post-tax revenue model (PTRM) to set revenue caps for transmission network service providers.
In December 2003 a simplified draft PTRM—Electricity module and corresponding handbook were released. Comments were invited from interested parties.
The AER has now updated the attached PTRM—Electricity module and handbook, which explains the AER's use of the PTRM.
| Documents (2) | Author |
|---|---|
| Post-tax revenue model - Electricity module handbook (August 2005) ( PDF 332.2 KB ) | AER |
| Post-tax revenue model - Electricity module (August 2005) ( XLS 909 KB ) | AER |
Submissions - to post-tax revenue model
Back to topSubmissions due 9 February 2004
| Documents (5) | Author |
|---|---|
| ElectraNet - submission to post-tax revenue model - 30 January 2004 ( PDF 126.33 KB ) | ElectraNet |
| Powerlink - submission to post-tax revenue model - 30 April 2004 ( PDF 133.76 KB ) | Powerlink Queensland |
| Powerlink - submission to post tax revenue model - 28 January 2004 ( PDF 108.17 KB ) | Powerlink Queensland |
| Transend - submission to post tax revenue model - 29 January 2004 ( PDF 109.99 KB ) | Transend Networks Pty Ltd (Transend) |
| TransGrid - submission to post-tax revenue model - 29 January 2004 ( PDF 70.83 KB ) | TransGrid |