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Licensing of Electricity Undertakers
The economic regulatory function is based on three main sections of the National Energy Authority Act 2021. These functions are summarised below.
1. Licensing electricity undertakers
The licensing of an electricity undertaker is stipulated under the NEA Act. The electricity undertakers must meet conditions of license before a licence can be issued. The license must have provisions to other codes, rules and regulations administered by the NEA. License application fee is yet to be determined by the NEA Act. Other levies and license fees have been determined under the NEA Act. The generation levy is charged at PGK0.009 per kWh. The generation license fees are provided below:
INSTALLED CAPACITY
Mega Watts
K10,000/Yearly
1 to 10 Mega Watts
INSTALLED CAPACITY
Mega Watts
K20,000/Yearly
11 to 20 Mega Watts
INSTALLED CAPACITY
Mega Watts
K30,000/Yearly
21 to 50 Mega Watts
INSTALLED CAPACITY
Mega Watts
K50,000/Yearly
51 to 101 Mega Watts
INSTALLED CAPACITY
Mega Watts
K100,000/Yearly
101 to 500 Mega Watts
INSTALLED CAPACITY
Mega Watts
K500,000/Yearly
500+ Mega Watts
The transmission, distribution and retail license fees will be prescribed by the NEA Act.
The guideline and application form for electricity license undertaker has been approved by the NEA Board and is available through communication with the concerned Division.