Proposed transmission charges save $2.79b
Winners and losers but consumers will benefit in long-run, authority says.
Reweti Kohere
Tue, 23 Jul 2019
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Over the next 30 years consumers will benefit from an estimated $2.7 billion in savings because of a fairer distribution of national grid charges.
That’s what the Electricity Authority sees as the result of its proposed changes to the transmission pricing methodology (TPM), a guideline for how
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Reweti Kohere
Tue, 23 Jul 2019
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Proposed transmission charges save $2.79b
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