Excessive Study and Assessment Costs
Definition
AER approved $3.6B revenue for TransGrid and $0.9B O&M allowances including reinforcements and studies; delays in processing amplify costs via overtime and extra modeling[1][4].
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: $900M O&M allowances over period (incl. study management); 140% investment increase tied to compliance/reliability studies
- Frequency: Per regulatory period (5 years); per project
- Root Cause: Manual delays in application reviews, model assessments and contract negotiations
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Electric Power Transmission firms in Australia 🇦🇺 incur $0.9B+ in approved O&M expenditure partly from study delays. Automation of request processing cuts excessive overtime and rush costs.
Affected Stakeholders
Transmission Network Service Providers, AEMO, Engineers
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Methodology & Sources
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Related Business Risks
Delayed Interconnection Approvals
Lost Generator Connections from Process Delays
Incident Response Remediation Costs
Operational Downtime from Cyber Events
Capacity Loss from Failed Demand Response Events
Delayed Verification and Payment Drag in DR Administration
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