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<strong>RIIO</strong>-<strong>T1</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>GD1</strong>: <strong>Draft</strong> <strong>licence</strong> <strong>conditions</strong> <strong>–</strong> <strong>First</strong> <strong>informal</strong> <strong>licence</strong> drafting<br />

consultation<br />

Special Condition D9 (J7 for SPTL <strong>and</strong> SHETL): Capital Expenditure Incentive<br />

<strong>and</strong> Safety Net) [ETC 70]<br />

<strong>Draft</strong>ing status: Proposal to delete.<br />

2.55. TPCR4 <strong>and</strong> TPCR4 Adapted Rollover capital expenditure incentive revenue<br />

adjust ment (sometimes referred to as Work in Progress (WIP)) will form part of the<br />

calculations made in ETC 64: Legacy price control adjust ments <strong>–</strong> Transmission<br />

Owner. As such, any adjust ment to allowed revenue will be via the Annual Iteration<br />

of the Price Control Financial Model (PCFM).<br />

2.56. We expect the capital expenditure incentive revenue adjust ments to be<br />

calculated in line with the policy set out in the TPCR4 29 <strong>and</strong> Rollover 30 Final Proposals<br />

documents, <strong>and</strong> based on the approach set out in <strong>licence</strong> <strong>conditions</strong> 31 that were in<br />

force at 31 March 2012.<br />

2.57. We therefore propose to delete this condition. The close out of this scheme<br />

will be h<strong>and</strong>led through the new special condition ETC 64: Legacy price control<br />

adjust ments <strong>–</strong> Transmission Owner.<br />

Special Condition D11 (J12 for SPTL <strong>and</strong> SHETL): Adjustment to the<br />

Transmission Network Revenue Restriction due to Transmission Asset<br />

Owner Incentives [ETC 52]<br />

<strong>Draft</strong>ing status: We will provide a working draft in the Second Consultation.<br />

2.58. SpCs D11 (NGET) <strong>and</strong> J12 (SHETL <strong>and</strong> SPETL) are the existing SpCs that<br />

govern the Transmission Invest ment Incentives (TII) framework (the TII condition).<br />

This section covers the proposed changes to the TII <strong>licence</strong> condition for all three<br />

electricity transmission Licensees.<br />

2.59. The TII condition was introduced into the <strong>licence</strong> on 1 April 2010 to reflect the<br />

TII framework for providing project-specific, interim funding for critical large-scale<br />

invest ments within TPCR4. The TII condition was subsequently modified f or<br />

application in the TPCR4 rollover year 2012-13.<br />

2.60. The TII condition provides for cost recovery by the three electricity<br />

transmission Licensees in relation to specific pre-construction <strong>and</strong> construction works<br />

for which the Authority determines capital expenditure allowances covering planned<br />

expenditure in one or more financial years up to <strong>and</strong> including 201/13. It also<br />

includes mechanisms for adjusting allowances, <strong>and</strong> associated deliverables, <strong>and</strong> for<br />

29 Transmission Price Control Review: Final Proposals, Ref: 206/06, December 2006<br />

http://www.ofgem.gov.uk/Networks/Trans/Archive/TPCR4/ConsultationDecisionsResponses/Documents1/1<br />

6342-20061201_TPCR%20Final%20Proposals_in_v71%206%20Final.pdf<br />

30 TPCR4 Rollover: Final Proposals, November 2011,<br />

http://www.ofgem.gov.uk/Networks/Trans/PriceControls/TPCR4Rollover/Documents1/TPCR4_Rollover_Final_Proposals.pdf<br />

31 Special Condition J7 <strong>and</strong> D9 for SPTL, SHETL <strong>and</strong> NGET respectively.

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