Table 4.4.1 Asset Lives – estimated service life of new assets DNSP must report the current expected service life of new assets in this table. New assets are assets installed in the most recent regulatory reporting year. The expected service life of new assets is the estimated period after installation of a new asset during which the asset will be capable of delivering the same effective service as it could at its installation date. This may not align with the asset's financial or tax life. When completing the templates for Regulatory Years subsequent to the 2013 Regulatory Year, if DNSP can provide Actual Information for the life of new assets it must do so; otherwise DNSP must provide Estimated Information. Table 4.4.2 Asset Lives – estimated residual service life DNSP must report a current estimation of the weighted average remaining time expected that an asset class (as per DRAB1401 to DRAB1409) will deliver the same effective service as that asset class did at its installation date. When completing the templates for Regulatory Years subsequent to the 2013 Regulatory Year, if DNSP can provide Actual Information for the residual service life variables it must do so; otherwise DNSP must provide Estimated Information.
Table 4.4.1 Asset Lives – estimated service life of new assets DNSP must report the current expected service life of new assets in this table. New assets are assets installed in the most recent regulatory reporting year. The expected service life of new assets is the estimated period after installation of a new asset during which the asset will be capable of delivering the same effective service as it could at its installation date. This may not align with the asset's financial or tax life. When completing the templates for Regulatory Years subsequent to the 2013 Regulatory Year, if DNSP can provide Actual Information for the life of new assets it must do so; otherwise DNSP must provide Estimated Information. Table 4.4.2 Asset Lives – estimated residual service life DNSP must report a current estimation of the weighted average remaining time expected that an asset class (as per DRAB1401 to DRAB1409) will deliver the same effective service as that asset class did at its installation date. When completing the templates for Regulatory Years subsequent to the 2013 Regulatory Year, if DNSP can provide Actual Information for the residual service life variables it must do so; otherwise DNSP must provide Estimated Information.
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