The AER’s stage 1 framework and approach paper must set out its likely approach to the classification of services and the control mechanisms to apply to Energex and Ergon Energy in the 2010–15 regulatory control period. Consultation on these elements of the framework and approach paper commenced on 1 April 2008. The AER published its stage 1 framework and approach paper on 27 August 2008
Draft framework and approach - Stage 1 Classification of services and control mechanisms
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Draft framework and approach - Stage 2 Application of schemes
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The AER's stage 2 framework and approach paper must set out its likely approach to the application of a service target performance incentive scheme, an efficiency benefit sharing scheme and a demand management incentive scheme to Energex and Ergon Energy in the 2010–15 regulatory control period and the AER's consideration of 'other matters' raised in submissions by the businesses. Consultation on these elements of the framework and approach paper commenced on 30 June 2008. The AER published its final framework and approach paper on 27 November 2008.
AER - Final framework and approach paper - Application of schemes - November 2008
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AER - Preliminary Position - Framework and approach paper - Application of schemes - June 2008
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Ergon Energy - Submissions on preliminary position - Framework and appraoch paper application of schemes - 11 August 2008
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Final decision - Demand management incentive scheme
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To assist in developing framework and approach papers for the Queensland and South Australian determination processes, the AER has developed a demand management incentive scheme.
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Indicative timetable
The AER published an indicative timetable and review process for making the Queensland Distribution Determination 2010-15.
Preparations for Queensland distribution determinations 2010-15
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Proposed negotiated distribution service criteria
On 17 July 1999 the AER published its proposed negotiated distribution service criteria (NDSC) for the Queensland distribution businesses. The NDSC sets out the criteria to be applied by the Queensland distribution businesses in negotiating the terms and conditions of access for negotiated distribution services and will also be used by the AER in resolving any dispute about the terms and conditions of access.