Supply rate $/day daily - - - X charge Type 4 or 5 monthly meter required Summer $/kVA/mth For Nov-March X X X Demand demand, Peak Rate local time Year-round $/kVA/mth For July-June X X X Demand demand, Shoulder local time Rate Demand $/kVA/mth For anytime - - - Off-peak demand each Rate month. Usage Rate $/kWh For all X X X consumption Metering charges are discussed in detail separately in this Pricing Proposal. Business low voltage kVA transition actual demand tariff The business low voltage transition actual demand tariff is available to business customers reassigned from a business energy tariff to a cost-reflective tariff in July 2015 but who would be worse off as a result. This is a tariff that commences on 1 July 2015. It is part of a suite of tariffs that are required to be used by large business customers. The tariff is a combination of 70% business 2-rate and 30% business actual demand. In 2016/17, the proportion of business will reduce and the actual demand proportion will increase. Transition should be complete by 2020. These customers will require a Type 1-5 NEM compliant meter read at least monthly. All tariff elements used in the business 2-rate and agreed monthly demand tariffs are used in this transition tariff. The low voltage Business actual demand tariff incorporates the charging parameters set out in Table 10. Another variation of this tariff is being created for 2015/16 which has the same structure and demand measurement, but will bill the actual kVA recorded for the number of days between the meter-read dates rather than for a month. This is expected to assist retailers with their billing where type 5 meters are used, as these are read during the month (or quarter) as opposed to the associated with a type 4 meter. The use of a day’ charge for the maximum demand ‘per between read dates was a suggestion received via retailer consultation. Table 12 Low voltage business transition actual demand tariff charging parameters – Charging Units Element of service Parameter Direct Transmission Jurisdictional Alternative Description control recovery Scheme Amount control Pass Through DUoS TUoS Metering Supply rate $/day Fixed daily - - - X charge
Supply rate $/day - - - X Type 4 or 5 monthly meter required daily charge Summer Demand Peak Rate $/kVA/mth X X X For Nov-March demand, local time Year-round Demand Shoulder Rate $/kVA/mth X X X For July-June demand, local time Demand Off-peak Rate $/kVA/mth - - - For anytime demand each month. Usage Rate $/kWh X X X For all consumption Metering charges are discussed in detail separately in this Pricing Proposal. Business low voltage kVA transition actual demand tariff The business low voltage transition actual demand tariff is available to business customers reassigned from a business energy tariff to a cost-reflective tariff in July 2015 but who would be worse off as a result. This is a tariff that commences on 1 July 2015. It is part of a suite of tariffs that are required to be used by large business customers. The tariff is a combination of 70% business 2-rate and 30% business actual demand. In 2016/17, the proportion of business will reduce and the actual demand proportion will increase. Transition should be complete by 2020. These customers will require a Type 1-5 NEM compliant meter read at least monthly. All tariff elements used in the business 2-rate and agreed monthly demand tariffs are used in this transition tariff. The low voltage Business actual demand tariff incorporates the charging parameters set out in Table 10. Another variation of this tariff is being created for 2015/16 which has the same structure and demand measurement, but will bill the actual kVA recorded for the number of days between the meter-read dates rather than for a month. This is expected to assist retailers with their billing where type 5 meters are used, as these are read during the month (or quarter) as opposed to the associated with a type 4 meter. The use of a ‘per day’ charge for the maximum demand between read dates was a suggestion received via retailer consultation. Table 12 – Low voltage business transition actual demand tariff charging parameters Charging Parameter Units Element of service Direct control Transmission recovery Jurisdictional Scheme Amount Pass Through Alternative control Description DUoS TUoS Metering Supply rate $/day - - - X Fixed daily charge
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