Australian Energy Regulator’s Post

We've made our final decision on the dollar amounts above which transmission and distribution businesses must apply the Regulatory Investment Test (RIT) to proposed capital works projects.   These new amounts are outlined in our 2024 Cost Thresholds Review document, published today.    The RIT is a cost-benefit analysis that the businesses undertake themselves to determine if the long-term benefits to consumers of the project outweighs the costs of doing it and by how much for the different project options.   We set the guidelines for how the RIT is applied and do compliance checks on behalf of consumers to make sure it is being applied correctly.   And every 3 years it’s our job to review the cost thresholds for the RIT-T (for transmission) and the RIT-D (for distribution) to reflect changes in the input costs, such as labour and materials, associated with these large-scale investments.   As industry views are critical to our work as a regulator, we carefully considered stakeholder submissions in our final determination, which you can read here: https://lnkd.in/ghgtVZMK   #Electricity #Transmission #Distribution

AER publishes final determination on the 2024 cost thresholds review for the regulatory investment test | Australian Energy Regulator (AER)

AER publishes final determination on the 2024 cost thresholds review for the regulatory investment test | Australian Energy Regulator (AER)

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