Table . TasNetworks proposed residential tariffs Tariff type Customer type Assignment Meter type Tariffs structure Notes Default for new/existing Type 6 is the minimum Fixed charge + flat Residential low voltage general New/Existing customers requirement usage charge Customers must have a Closed to new Fixed charge + flat prepayment metering Residential low voltage PAYG Existing Prepayment meter customers usage charge product installed prior to 1 July 2013. Peak = 7–10AM, 4–9PM Type 6 capable of weekdays Optional for new/existing recording time of use Fixed charge + time of Residential low voltage time of use New/Existing customers data is the minimum use charges Off peak = All other requirement tariffs times Peak = 7–10AM, 4–9PM Type 6 capable of weekdays recording time of use Fixed charge + time of residential Residential low voltage PAYG time of use New/Existing Optional data is the minimum use charges Off peak = All other requirement times Current Demand charges are based on the highest 30 minute demand incurred for each charging Type 6 capable of window over a billing recording time of use Fixed charge + peak and period (typically Residential time of use demand New/Existing Optional demand data in off peak demand quarterly) tariff blocks is the charges minimum requirement Peak = 7–10AM, 4–9PM weekdays residential Off peak = All other times New Source: AER analysis; TasNetworks, Tariff structure statement, January 2016; TasNetworks, Network tariff application guide 2016–17, June 2016.
Table . TasNetworks proposed residential tariffs Tariff type Customer type Assignment Meter type Tariffs structure Notes Current residential tariffs Residential low voltage general New/Existing Default for new/existing customers Type 6 is the minimum requirement Fixed charge + flat usage charge Residential low voltage PAYG Existing Closed to new customers Prepayment meter Fixed charge + flat usage charge Customers must have a prepayment metering product installed prior to 1 July 2013. Residential low voltage time of use New/Existing Optional for new/existing customers Type 6 capable of recording time of use data is the minimum requirement Fixed charge + time of use charges Peak = 7–10AM, 4–9PM weekdays Off peak = All other times Residential low voltage PAYG time of use New/Existing Optional Type 6 capable of recording time of use data is the minimum requirement Fixed charge + time of use charges Peak = 7–10AM, 4–9PM weekdays Off peak = All other times New residential tariff Residential time of use demand New/Existing Optional Type 6 capable of recording time of use demand data in blocks is the minimum requirement Fixed charge + peak and off peak demand charges Demand charges are based on the highest 30 minute demand incurred for each charging window over a billing period (typically quarterly) Peak = 7–10AM, 4–9PM weekdays Off peak = All other times Source: AER analysis; TasNetworks, Tariff structure statement, January 2016; TasNetworks, Network tariff application guide 2016–17, June 2016.