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Distributors

Distributors, also known as network companies or lines companies, are the companies who supply the lines that deliver electricity to customers.

Distributors have a variety of obligations under the Code. As monopoly businesses, they are also subject to price and quality regulation by the Commerce Commission.

Those distributors who own a network that is connected to the national grid, (owned by Transpower New Zealand Ltd), are all members of the Electricity Networks Association.

 

Information Papers

Information Paper on the Obligations of Distributors and Generators under the Code

Information-Paper-on-the-Obligations-of-Distributors-and-Generators-under-the-Code.pdf | pdf | 103 KB | Modified: 24/03/2011 4:34pm

Distributor audit guidelines v3.0

Distributorv3.pdf | pdf | 237 KB | Modified: 08/02/2011 11:30am

Distributor audit guidelines v3.0 - copy with changes clearly marked

Distributorv3-tracked.pdf | pdf | 241 KB | Modified: 08/02/2011 11:30am

Related Documents

Distributor: obligations under the Electricity Rules 2003

Distributor-letter.pdf | pdf | 35 KB | Modified: 08/02/2011 11:30am

This page is related to: Retail and Wholesale Market.

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