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SummaryProvides a breakdown of the regulation FCAS gross margin for a unit or aggregated across a station, portfolio or region.  Report across different time periods.and the raise and lower (non) enablement factors.



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Summary

The Financial Page charts or and tabulates the gross margin, components of gross margin, key variables and variables that relate to gross margin, regulation enablement and non-enablement factors and other metrics such as market share of FCAS, particularly regulation services.  Useful for reporting performance for financial purposes or to better understand how gross margin can be improved. .  The primary use is to better understand the revenues and liabilities for regulation FCAS so that revenues may be improved and liabilities can be identified and therefore reduced.  The reports are specifically designed to be aggregated over both time (from 5 min to 1 year) and units (from single units to stations, portfolios and regions).   

Calculation of raise/lower non enablement and enablement factors

The recovery of regulation FCAS costs is described in AEMO's document, "REGULATION FCAS CONTRIBUTION FACTOR PROCEDURE".  The preceding step in aggregating a portfolios factor, "Area Portfolio Factor" is to calculate the Raise and Lower Enablement Factors, REF and LEF respectively, and the Raise and Lower Non-Enablement Factors, RNEF and LNEF respectively.  The following example shows how to calculate these four values for a station, in this case Vales Point.  

Definition of gross margin and the components

A full description and derivation of gross margin and the components and underlying variables can be found in the PAGE within "FCAS pays documentation":  "regulation gross margin"


How To Access


To open the "Financial Page" use the URL fcaspays.com and click on the dollar pad symbol in the left hand navigation bar (shown left).


Selecting units, station, portfolios and/or regions

Expand the selection tree and choose the objects you wish to include in your report (left picture).




You can remove branches of the tree and you can add filters on any branch.

The picture to the right shows portfolio branch switched off.

Click add filter, in this case region filter has been selected for NSW1.

You can add more than one filter and more than one object per filter.