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The ENA submission to Transpower about the HVDC link upgrade programme highlights our support for Transpower’s preferred option (option 3) for the replacement and upgrade of the HVDC cables. ENA has no additional information or considerations to share but is open to further discussion.
ENA submission to the Commerce Commission about reviewing the Information Disclosures (ID) for electricity distribution businesses (EDBs). The submission emphasises the need for updates in light of decarbonisation efforts and the regulatory changes that will impact EDBs' operations, advocating for a balanced approach that ensures consumer protection while fostering innovation and investment.
ENA submission to the Commerce Commission about proposed amendments to input methodologies for electricity distribution businesses and Transpower. The submission discusses issues related to the reopener event allowance, connection pricing, and quality path amendments, emphasizing the need for clarity and alignment with ongoing projects by the Electricity Authority.
ENA submission to the Commerce Commission about the enhancement of asset management practices by electricity distribution businesses in New Zealand. The submission outlines the ongoing shift from age-based to risk and condition-based asset management, reflecting a commitment to continuous improvement driven by data analytics and innovative technologies.
ENA submission to the Electricity Authority about improving the visibility of significant distributed generation and load projects. The submission focuses on ensuring new obligations on electricity distribution businesses are practical, avoid unnecessary duplication, and are introduced in a consistent, phased manner to enhance efficiency and reduce costs.
ENA submission to the Commerce Commission about the implementation design of the DPP4 innovation and non-traditional solutions allowance (INTSA). The submission emphasises the necessity for clear, efficient processes that do not hinder electric distribution businesses from innovating. It has a focus on incentivising collaboration and ensuring that all regulatory processes provide net benefits to consumers.