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Overview Consultations Events Background Development Implementation - Access to consumption data Implementation - Access to tariff and connection data
  •  

    A file format for exchanging generally available retail tariff plan data

    Closed

    28 Jun – 9 Aug 2016  

     

    9 submissions received (view submissions)

    We have amended the Code to require retailers to provide information about their generally available retail tariff plans to any person that requests them. The Code amendment took effect on 1 February 2016.

    However, the Code does not specify the format or method a retailer may use to provide this information. Our consultation paper presents a draft file format for use by retailers and seeks feedback from interested parties. The use of the file format is voluntary. The format is an addition to the current suite of industry EIEPs and has been titled EIEP 14.

     

    Consultation Papers

    • Download a ZIP file containing all documents

    • Consultation paper: a file format for exchanging generally available retail tariff plan data

      Consultation-file-format-generally-available-tariff.PDF (PDF, 1 MB)

      Last updated: 29th June 2016

    • EIEP14 Sample

      EIEP14-Sample-1.csv (CSV, 2.2 KB)

      Last updated: 28th June 2016

    • Appendix A - Format for submissions

      Appendix-A-Word-format-for-submissions.docx (DOCX, 60 KB)

      Last updated: 28th June 2016

    • EIEP14 Sample

      EIEP14-Sample-1.txt (TXT, 9.5 KB)

      Last updated: 28th June 2016

    Summary of submissions

    • Decision and summary of submissions

      Decision-and-summary-of-submissions-for-retail-tariff-data-voluntary-file-format.pdf (PDF, 383 KB)

      Last updated: 20th September 2016

    • Decision and summary of submissions

      Decision-and-summary-of-submissions-for-retail-tariff-data-voluntary-file-format.pdf (PDF, 383 KB)

      Last updated: 20th September 2016

    Submissions

    • Download a ZIP file containing all documents

    • ConsumerNZ

      ConsumerNZ.pdf (PDF, 65 KB)

      Last updated: 16th August 2016

    • Meridian Energy Limited

      Meridian-Energy-Limited.pdf (PDF, 222 KB)

      Last updated: 16th August 2016

    • Pioneer Energy

      Pioneer-Energy.pdf (PDF, 343 KB)

      Last updated: 16th August 2016

    • Trustpower Limited

      Trustpower-Limited.pdf (PDF, 391 KB)

      Last updated: 16th August 2016

    • Nova Energy Limited

      Nova-Energy-Limited.pdf (PDF, 225 KB)

      Last updated: 16th August 2016

    • Cortexo

      Cortexo.pdf (PDF, 158 KB)

      Last updated: 16th August 2016

    • Contact Energy

      Contac-Energy.pdf (PDF, 179 KB)

      Last updated: 16th August 2016

    • Mercury

      Mercury.pdf (PDF, 187 KB)

      Last updated: 16th August 2016

    • saveawatt

      saveawatt.pdf (PDF, 200 KB)

      Last updated: 16th August 2016

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    Access to Tariff and Connection data

    Closed

    23 Jun – 4 Aug 2015  

     

    17 submissions received (view submissions)

    The Electricity Authority (Authority) is proposing to establish a framework for giving consumers, their agents and other parties better access to:

    1. information about electricity retailers’ generally available retail tariff plans
    2. technical information about points of connection to electricity distribution networks. 

    The Authority considers that facilitating improved access to retail tariff and connection data will provide long term benefits to consumers by promoting competition in New Zealand’s retail electricity market and by promoting the more efficient operation of New Zealand’s electricity industry. This is consistent with the Authority’s statutory objective.

    The proposal complements the recent amendment to Part 11 of the Electricity Industry Participation Code 2010 (Code), which facilitates access to consumption data and comes into effect on 1 February 2016. The benefits identified under both the completed Code amendment and the proposed framework will be more fully realised if the framework proceeds.

    We have developed both the Code amendment and the proposed framework as part of the retail data project.

    We have also attached the independent Sapere research paper that informed the development of the options and the consultation paper for additional information.

    Consultation Papers

    • Download a ZIP file containing all documents

    • Format for submissions

      Access-to-Tariff-and-Connection-Data-Format-for-submissions.docx (DOCX, 45 KB)

      Last updated: 24th June 2015

    • Consultation paper - access to tariff and connection data

      Consultation-paper-access-to-tariff-and-connection-data.pdf (PDF, 1.3 MB)

      Last updated: 24th June 2015

    • Sapere paper - Tariff information in consumer search decisions

      Sapere-paper-Tariff-information-in-consumer-search-decisions.pdf (PDF, 1.5 MB)

      Last updated: 24th June 2015

    Summary of submissions

    • Access to tariff and connection data: decisions and reasons paper

      RDP-access-to-tariff-and-connection-data-Decision-and-reasons.pdf (PDF, 379 KB)

      Last updated: 24th November 2015

    • Access to tariff and connection data: summary of submissions

      RDP-access-to-tariff-and-connection-data-Summary-of-submisssions.pdf (PDF, 257 KB)

      Last updated: 24th November 2015

    • Access to tariff and connection data: decisions and reasons paper

      RDP-access-to-tariff-and-connection-data-Decision-and-reasons.pdf (PDF, 379 KB)

      Last updated: 24th November 2015

    • Access to tariff and connection data: summary of submissions

      RDP-access-to-tariff-and-connection-data-Summary-of-submisssions.pdf (PDF, 257 KB)

      Last updated: 24th November 2015

    Submissions

    • Download a ZIP file containing all documents

    • Trustpower

      Trustpower.pdf (PDF, 167 KB)

      Last updated: 18th August 2015

    • Flick Energy

      Flick-Energy.pdf (PDF, 34 KB)

      Last updated: 18th August 2015

    • Cortexo

      Cortexo.pdf (PDF, 794 KB)

      Last updated: 18th August 2015

    • Horizon Energy

      Horizon-Energy.pdf (PDF, 47 KB)

      Last updated: 18th August 2015

    • Meridian Energy / Powershop NZ

      Meridian-Energy-Powershop-NZ.pdf (PDF, 239 KB)

      Last updated: 18th August 2015

    • Electric Kiwi

      Electric-Kiwi.pdf (PDF, 92 KB)

      NB: This version of the Electric Kiwi submission differs from the original version posted. This is to correct an error in the original, which had some text missing. The error was the omission of the words “are not as high as estimated by the Authority” at the end of the final sentence under Electric Kiwi’s comments on Question 10 of the consultation paper.

      Last updated: 14th September 2015

    • Major Electricity Users' Group

      MEUG.pdf (PDF, 94 KB)

      Last updated: 18th August 2015

    • Mighty River Power

      Mighty-River-Power.pdf (PDF, 1.6 MB)

      Last updated: 18th August 2015

    • Orion NZ

      Orion-NZ.pdf (PDF, 307 KB)

      Last updated: 18th August 2015

    • Consumer NZ

      Consumer-NZ.pdf (PDF, 63 KB)

      Last updated: 18th August 2015

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    Access to Consumption Data Formats and Process document

    Closed

    28 Apr – 12 May 2015  

     

    9 submissions received (view submissions)

    We have amended the Code  to require retailers to provide consumers, or their agents, with their electricity consumption data. This is a consumer-focused initiative intended to promote competition in the retail market. This amendment will take effect from 1 February 2016. It will make it easier for consumers to use their consumption data to make decisions about their retailer and retail tariff options.

    In order to support the standardised exchange of data, we have developed three electricity information exchange protocols (EIEP) formats and a procedures document. The EIEP format is regulated under the Code.

    Before finalising these documents we are seeking feedback from interested parties.

     

    Consultation Papers

    • Retail Data Project: Access to Consumption Data Formats and Process document

      RDP-access-to-consumption-data-format-and-process-document-consultation-document.pdf (PDF, 551 KB)

      Last updated: 24th June 2015

    • Appendix B - format for submissions

      Appendix-B-format-for-submissions.docx (DOCX, 61 KB)

      Last updated: 24th June 2015

    Summary of submissions

    • Summary of submissions and responses

      RDP-Summary-of-submissions-and-responses.pdf (PDF, 287 KB)

      Last updated: 24th June 2015

    Submissions

    • Download a ZIP file containing all documents

    • Contact Energy

      Contact.pdf (PDF, 43 KB)

      Last updated: 24th June 2015

    • Meridian Energy

      Meridian.PDF (PDF, 186 KB)

      Last updated: 24th June 2015

    • Mighty River Power

      MRP.PDF (PDF, 916 KB)

      Last updated: 24th June 2015

    • SaveAwatt

      SaveAwatt.pdf (PDF, 17 KB)

      Last updated: 24th June 2015

    • emhTrade

      emhTrade.pdf (PDF, 491 KB)

      Last updated: 24th June 2015

    • Electric Kiwi

      Electric-Kiwi.PDF (PDF, 540 KB)

      Last updated: 24th June 2015

    • Genesis Energy

      Genesis.pdf (PDF, 409 KB)

      Last updated: 24th June 2015

    • Cortexo

      Cortexo.pdf (PDF, 198 KB)

      Last updated: 24th June 2015

    • Trustpower

      Trustpower.pdf (PDF, 153 KB)

      Last updated: 24th June 2015

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    Access to consumption data

    Closed

    15 Jul – 26 Aug 2014  

     

    27 submissions received (view submissions)

    The Authority is seeking feedback on its proposal to amend the Electricity Industry Participation Code (Code) to require retailers to provide consumers with access to consumption data in a standard format. The objective of the proposed amendment is to promote retail market competition by facilitating consumer participation. The Authority considers that effective competition requires engaged consumers, and access to information such as the detailed consumption data available from smart meters is a key requirement for more engaged customers. The Authority is concerned that existing arrangements for access to consumption data are patchy and are limiting the ability of consumers to effectively make electricity decisions.  

    The Authority has developed an indicative draft specification for transferring interval consumption data from retailers to consumers in a standardised, machine readable format. The draft specification is available in document form below. A sample of the data that would be generated by using this specification is available as a comma separated values file below. 

    Consultation Papers

    • Download a ZIP file containing all documents

    • File format example

      file-format-example.csv (CSV, 4.5 KB)

      Last updated: 24th June 2015

    • Access to consumption data

      Access-to-consumption-data-consultation-paper.pdf (PDF, 911 KB)

      Last updated: 17th August 2016

    • EIEP 3A draft V1

      EIEP-3A-draft-V1.docx (DOCX, 591 KB)

      Last updated: 24th June 2015

    • Format for submissions

      Access-to-consumption-data-question-table.docx (DOCX, 588 KB)

      Last updated: 24th June 2015

    Summary of submissions

    • Summary of submissions

      Summary-of-Submissions-on-Consumption-Data.pdf (PDF, 342 KB)

      Last updated: 24th June 2015

    • Decision and reasons paper. Retail data project: access to consumption data

      Decision-and-reasons-access-to-consumption-data-FINAL.PDF (PDF, 671 KB)

      Last updated: 15th October 2015

    • Summary of submissions

      Summary-of-Submissions-on-Consumption-Data.pdf (PDF, 342 KB)

      Last updated: 24th June 2015

    • Decision and reasons paper. Retail data project: access to consumption data

      Decision-and-reasons-access-to-consumption-data-FINAL.PDF (PDF, 671 KB)

      Last updated: 15th October 2015

    Submissions

    • Download a ZIP file containing all documents

    • Nova Energy

      Nova-Energy.pdf (PDF, 637 KB)

      Last updated: 17th August 2016

    • Glen McGeachen

      Glen-McGeachen.pdf (PDF, 109 KB)

      Last updated: 17th August 2016

    • Flick Energy

      Flick-Energy.pdf (PDF, 79 KB)

      Last updated: 17th August 2016

    • Genesis Energy

      Genesis-Energy.pdf (PDF, 104 KB)

      Last updated: 17th August 2016

    • Ian McChesney

      Ian-McChesney.pdf (PDF, 346 KB)

      Last updated: 17th August 2016

    • Energy Link

      Energy-Link.pdf (PDF, 348 KB)

      Last updated: 17th August 2016

    • Energy and Technical Services

      Energy-and-Technical-Services.pdf (PDF, 176 KB)

      Last updated: 17th August 2016

    • emh Trade

      emhTrade.pdf (PDF, 473 KB)

      Last updated: 17th August 2016

    • Cortexo

      Cortexo.pdf (PDF, 3.3 MB)

      Last updated: 17th August 2016

    • Energy Direct New Zealand

      EDNZ.pdf (PDF, 291 KB)

      Last updated: 17th August 2016

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    Issues paper: Retail data project

    Closed

    28 Jan – 11 Mar 2014  

     

    27 submissions received (view submissions)

    The Authority is seeking feedback on issues relating to incomplete retail data and the lack of widespread confidence that the retail market is competitive and delivering benefits to consumers. Feedback is also sought on the preliminary options that might address the issues identified.

    The Authority is not currently proposing market facilitation measures or Code amendments, but may carry out further consultation on proposals to resolve any issues with retail data, including consulting on Code amendment proposals.

    The Authority intends holding a forum in late March 2014 to discuss feedback about retail data issues and possible options for addressing any issues. Further details about the forum will be advised in February.

    Consultation Papers

    • Issues Paper - Retail data project

      Issues-paper-retail-data-project.pdf (PDF, 257 KB)

      Last updated: 18th August 2016

    Summary of submissions

    • Summary of submissions

      Summary-of-submissions-RDP-issues-paper-FINAL.pdf (PDF, 188 KB)

      Last updated: 17th August 2016

    Submissions

    • Download a ZIP file containing all documents

    • AECT

      AECT.pdf (PDF, 213 KB)

      Last updated: 17th August 2016

    • Counties Power Consumer-Trust

      Counties-Power-Consumer-Trust.pdf (PDF, 181 KB)

      Last updated: 17th August 2016

    • Electricity and Gas Complaints Commissioner

      EGCC.pdf (PDF, 143 KB)

      Last updated: 17th August 2016

    • Electra Trust

      Electra-Trust.pdf (PDF, 112 KB)

      Last updated: 17th August 2016

    • Energy Management Association of New Zealand

      EMANZ.pdf (PDF, 293 KB)

      Last updated: 17th August 2016

    • Arc Innovations

      Arc-Innovations.pdf (PDF, 78 KB)

      Last updated: 17th August 2016

    • Cortexo

      Cortexo.pdf (PDF, 1.1 MB)

      Last updated: 17th August 2016

    • Consumer NZ

      Consumer-NZ.pdf (PDF, 151 KB)

      Last updated: 17th August 2016

    • Community Energy Action

      CEA.pdf (PDF, 630 KB)

      Last updated: 17th August 2016

    • Flick Energy

      Flick-Energy.pdf (PDF, 96 KB)

      Last updated: 17th August 2016

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