Meridian is all for user-pays for transmission charges
The authority has estimated its proposals could deliver a $50 million a year. With Special audio feature.
Meridian Energy’s [NZX:MEL] chief executive, Mark Binns, says he supports the Electricity Authority’s view that transmission charges should change from the current flat rate for everybody to more of a user pays system.
The authority has estimated its proposals could deliver a $50 million a year
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Jenny Ruth
Fri, 13 Nov 2015
Fri, 13 Nov 2015
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Meridian is all for user-pays for transmission charges
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