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Our Work » Submissions » Implications of evolving technologies for pricing of distribution services
Implications of evolving technologies for pricing of distribution services
Published: 21 Jan 2016
Upcoming submission - Implications of evolving technologies for pricing of distribution services, Electricity Authority
Date for submissions: 2 February 2016
Link to paper: http://www.ea.govt.nz/development/work-programme/transmission-distribution/distribution-pricing-review/consultations/#c15642