Electricity Industry Act 2004

In this Part, unless the contrary intention appears —

contestable annual volume means the portion of total annual volume that is a contestable supply;

contestable proportion means that proportion of the Regional Power Corporation’s total supply of electricity in a financial year to consumers through its covered Pilbara network that is a contestable supply, calculated as contestable annual volume divided by total annual volume;

contestable supply means the supply of electricity to consumers who are not prescribed customers;

costs means capital and non‑capital costs;

generation costs means any costs incurred by the Regional Power Corporation to generate or procure electricity for supply to consumers through the interconnected Pilbara network;

historical generation costs means any generation costs —

NBU means the segment of the Regional Power Corporation that has the functions and business of providing services through the interconnected Pilbara network;

prescribed customer has the meaning given to that term in the Electricity Corporations Act 2005 section 54;

Temporary Access Contribution Account means the account referred to in section 129M;

temporary access contribution means a temporary access contribution determined under section 129N(1);

termination date means the date prescribed by the regulations as the termination date;

total annual volume means the total quantity of electricity supplied by the Regional Power Corporation in a financial year through its covered Pilbara network, expressed in kilowatt hours;

user means a Pilbara network user as defined in section 120.

[Section 129L inserted: No. 9 of 2020 s. 26.]