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Australian Competition Tribunal overules AER , allows untendered Victoria Advanced Interval Meter Rollout contract billed to end users

Table 5.15: Tribunal determination—UED AMI charges, per annum, per meter ($, nominal)

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 Victorian small consumer tariffs would increase about 3 per cent on top of other rises, after a 25 January ruling by the Australian Competition Tribunal  overuled a determination by the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) and allowed an untendered  internal contract between related firms (AIMRO Services Requirements) for Advanced Interval Meter Rollout (AIMRO) to Alinta Asset Management,  to get billed to end customers. This decision allowed  fees of $13.1 million by  United Energy Distribution Pty Ltd (UED) to be billed to end users.

 Jemena Electricity,  too: Related party margins/management fees of $8.4 million were allowed  for Jemena Electricity Networks (Vic) Ltd   ...Log in to read rest of Article or image.
(2010-02-08)

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Article in: [Energy User][Electricity Week][EWN Publishing]
Article Tags: [ Consumer Issues ][ Energy - Electricity ][ 120kVA up ][ Price ][ tariff ][ Transmission ]


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