EA040 Controlled load 2 – EA050– Small Business Non TOU EA225– Small Business Time of Use EA302 LV TOU capacity (40-160 MWh pa) – EA305– LV TOU capacity (160-750 MWh pa) EA310 LV TOU capacity (>750 MWh pa) – EA325 LV Connection (Standby - Closed) – EA332 Residential transitional TOU – EA333 Small business transitional TOU – High Voltage Applicable to any connection at high HV Connection (Standby - Closed) – voltage (11kV) as measured at the EA370 HV Connection (System) – metering point. EA380 HV Connection (Substation) – Individually calculated tariffs Applicable to any connection at a EA390 ST Connection – transmission voltage (132/66/33kV), as EA391 ST (Substation) – measured at the metering point. Individually calculated tariffs Unmetered Applicable to any LV connection that is EA401 Public Lighting – defined as an unmetered supply by EA402 Constant Unmetered – Ausgrid in consultation with AEMO as EA403 EnergyLight – per clause S7.2.3 (Item 5) of the NER. Applicable to any site that is connected Customer Specific Prices Transmission to the electricity network. EA501 Tariff –Transmission Future issues to consider Ausgrid notes that there may be scope to disaggregate our tariff classes in the future. This may include consideration of whether it is desirable to group customers by reference to their locations (eg. regional pricing), or even by reference to their connection characteristics or network usage patterns (eg. air conditioning). However, Ausgrid believes that in the presence of widespread excess network capacity, there is unlikely to be strong economic justification for further disaggregating tariff classes. Nevertheless, Ausgrid will consult with stakeholders and explore these issues as part of the next TSS.
EA040 – Controlled load 2 EA050– Small Business Non TOU EA225– Small Business Time of Use EA302 – LV TOU capacity (40-160 MWh pa) EA305– LV TOU capacity (160-750 MWh pa) EA310 – LV TOU capacity (>750 MWh pa) EA325 – LV Connection (Standby - Closed) EA332 – Residential transitional TOU EA333 – Small business transitional TOU High Voltage Applicable to any connection at high voltage (11kV) as measured at the metering point. – HV Connection (Standby - Closed) EA370 – HV Connection (System) EA380 – HV Connection (Substation) Individually calculated tariffs Applicable to any connection at a voltage (132/66/33kV), as measured at the metering point. EA390 – ST Connection EA391 – ST (Substation) Individually calculated tariffs Unmetered Applicable to any LV connection that is defined as an unmetered supply by Ausgrid in consultation with AEMO as per clause S7.2.3 (Item 5) of the NER. EA401 – Public Lighting EA402 – Constant Unmetered EA403 – EnergyLight Transmission Applicable to any site that is connected to the electricity network. Customer Specific Prices EA501 –Transmission Tariff Future issues to consider Ausgrid notes that there may be scope to disaggregate our tariff classes in the future. This may include consideration of whether it is desirable to group customers by reference to their locations (eg. regional pricing), or even by reference to their connection characteristics or network usage patterns (eg. air conditioning). However, Ausgrid believes that in the presence of widespread excess network capacity, there is unlikely to be strong economic justification for further disaggregating tariff classes. Nevertheless, Ausgrid will consult with stakeholders and explore these issues as part of the next TSS. transmission