New Zealand Gazette – 2003 – No. 62

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✨ Commerce Act Electricity Lines Notice



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(b)

(iii) connection, disconnection, or reconnection services, if the lines business demonstrates beyond reasonable doubt that there is effective competition for the provision of those services; or

(iv) non-conveyance goods and services, such as energy use monitoring services, consulting services, or the provision of information not directly related to the provision of electricity distribution, if the lines business demonstrates beyond reasonable doubt that those goods and services are not directly related to the provision of electricity distribution; or

(v) services provided in response to a contestable tender, if the relevant customers agree in writing that, and the lines business demonstrates beyond reasonable doubt that, there is effective competition for the provision of those services; or

(vi) any goods and services described in subparagraphs (i) and (ii), if the lines business demonstrates beyond reasonable doubt that there is effective competition for the provision of those goods and services;

in relation to Transpower, all goods and services, provided in New Zealand, that are electricity transmission goods or services or are directly related to the provision of electricity transmission, and includes—

(i) the provision, operation, and maintenance of electricity works such as the high voltage direct current inter-island link and lines, cables, and substations that facilitate the national conveyance of electricity from generators to Transpower’s substations; and

(ii) the sale of electricity conveyance to customers—

but does not include—

(iii) the provision of system operator services, if Transpower demonstrates beyond reasonable doubt that there is effective competition for the provision of those services; or

(iv) services for which loss and constraint rentals are paid, if Transpower demonstrates beyond reasonable doubt that amounts received for these services are passed on transparently and in full to its customers; or

(v) financial services related to transmission (known as “financial transmission rights”), if Transpower demonstrates beyond reasonable doubt that the amounts arising from settlement of those services are passed on transparently and in full to its customers; or



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