Forecast conforming capital expenditure in the current access arrangement period, if Rule 79(2)(c)(iv) is relied on to justify new capital expenditure (1) quantify and explain the change in RIN 4.1(a)(x) demand for existing services necessitating D.2.1 the new capital expenditure; and (2) provide reports or other information and documentation that supports how the forecast capital expenditure will meet the increase in demand for existing services. Capital expenditure that is not conforming in the current access arrangement period, if the speculative capital expenditure account has increased at a rate different to RIN 4.1(b)(i) NA the rate of return implicit in a reference tariff: (1) identify the differences in rates; and (2) explain why. Capital expenditure that is not conforming in the current access arrangement period, identify the mechanism (if required by Rule RIN 4.1(b)(ii) 82(3)) which prevents the service provider NA 2.2.5 from benefitting, through increased revenue, from the user’s contribution to the capital base. A full access arrangement may include (and the AER may require it to include) a mechanism to ensure that assets that to NGR 85(1) NA contribute in any way to the delivery of pipeline services (redundant assets) are removed from the capital base. Capital redundancy policy in the current access arrangement period, if a mechanism RIN 4.1(c)(i) to remove redundant assets is not proposed, NA 2.2.4 explain why with reference to the relevant rules
RIN 4.1(a)(x) Forecast conforming capital expenditure in the current access arrangement period, if Rule 79(2)(c)(iv) is relied on to justify new capital expenditure (1) quantify and explain the change in demand for existing services necessitating the new capital expenditure; and (2) provide reports or other information and documentation that supports how the forecast capital expenditure will meet the increase in demand for existing services. D.2.1 RIN 4.1(b)(i) Capital expenditure that is not conforming in the current access arrangement period, if the speculative capital expenditure account has increased at a rate different to the rate of return implicit in a reference tariff: (1) identify the differences in rates; and (2) explain why. NA RIN 4.1(b)(ii) Capital expenditure that is not conforming in the current access arrangement period, identify the mechanism (if required by Rule 82(3)) which prevents the service provider from benefitting, through increased revenue, from the user’s contribution to the capital base. NA 2.2.5 NGR 85(1) A full access arrangement may include (and the AER may require it to include) a mechanism to ensure that assets that to contribute in any way to the delivery of pipeline services (redundant assets) are removed from the capital base. NA RIN 4.1(c)(i) Capital redundancy policy in the current access arrangement period, if a mechanism to remove redundant assets is not proposed, explain why with reference to the relevant rules NA 2.2.4
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