IPART asked us to prepare a report explaining the interaction between the licence provisions applying to the NSW electricity distribution businesses and the AER’s expenditure and reliability incentive schemes. The report (prepared in the context of IPART’s review of NSW distribution reliability standards) describes the relevant elements of the AER incentive framework and how that framework operates alongside the existing NSW licence provisions
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