Functions of Corporation – electricity
14 Functions of Corporation – electricity
The functions of the Corporation in relation to electricity are:
(aa) to manage, plan, develop, expand, enhance, improve and reinforce electricity networks and power systems;
to provide and improve electricity network services;
(ac) to provide services designed to improve the efficiency of electricity supply and the management of demand on electricity networks;
(a) to generate, acquire, exchange, transport, distribute, market and otherwise supply electricity;
(b) to undertake, maintain and operate any works, system, facilities, apparatus or equipment required for any purpose referred to in paragraphs (aa) to (a);
(c) to use its expertise and resources to provide consultative, advisory or other services for profit;
(d) to develop and turn to account any technology, software or other intellectual property that relates to a function referred to in paragraphs (aa) to (c); and
(e) to manufacture and market any product that relates to a function referred to in paragraphs (aa) to (d).
(2) In addition to subsection (1), it is also a function of the Corporation:
(b) to do anything that the Corporation determines to be conducive or incidental to the performance of a function referred to in subsection (1); and
(c) to do anything that it is required or authorised to do under the Electricity Reform Act 2000, Electricity Networks (Third Party Access) Act 2000 or any other written law.
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