67(1)In this section, “alternative form of regulation” means a method of establishing just and reasonable tolls and tariffs by performance-based regulations, including earnings sharing, price caps, price indexing formulas, ranges of authorized rates of return and the reduction or suspension of regulatory requirements, without regard to methods based strictly upon the cost of service, rate base and rate of return.

67(2)In approving or fixing just and reasonable tolls and tariffs for water and electricity, the Board may adopt any method or technique that it considers appropriate, including an alternative form of regulation.

67(3)In approving or fixing just and reasonable tolls and tariffs for the transmission, distribution, delivery or furnishing of natural gas by means of a pipeline or gas distribution system, the Board may adopt any method or technique that it considers appropriate, including an alternative form of regulation.

67(1)In this section, “alternative form of regulation” means a method of establishing just and reasonable tolls and tariffs by performance-based regulations, including earnings sharing, price caps, price indexing formulas, ranges of authorized rates of return and the reduction or suspension of regulatory requirements, without regard to methods based strictly upon the cost of service, rate base and rate of return.

67(2)In approving or fixing just and reasonable tolls and tariffs for water and electricity, the Board may adopt any method or technique that it considers appropriate, including an alternative form of regulation.

67(3)In approving or fixing just and reasonable tolls and tariffs for the transmission, distribution, delivery or furnishing of natural gas by means of a pipeline or gas distribution system, the Board shall adopt the methods or techniques prescribed in the relevant regulation made under the Gas Distribution Act, 1999.

67(1)In this section, “alternative form of regulation” means a method of establishing just and reasonable tolls and tariffs by performance-based regulations, including earnings sharing, price caps, price indexing formulas, ranges of authorized rates of return and the reduction or suspension of regulatory requirements, without regard to methods based strictly upon the cost of service, rate base and rate of return.

67(2)In approving or fixing just and reasonable tolls and tariffs for water and electricity, the Board may adopt any method or technique that it considers appropriate, including an alternative form of regulation.

67(3)In approving or fixing just and reasonable tolls and tariffs for the transmission, distribution, delivery or furnishing of natural gas by means of a pipeline or gas distribution system, the Board shall adopt the methods or techniques prescribed in the relevant regulation made under the Gas Distribution Act, 1999.

67(1)In this section, “alternative form of regulation” means a method of establishing just and reasonable tolls and tariffs by performance-based regulations, including earnings sharing, price caps, price indexing formulas, ranges of authorized rates of return and the reduction or suspension of regulatory requirements, without regard to methods based strictly upon the cost of service, rate base and rate of return.

67(2)In approving or fixing just and reasonable tolls and tariffs, the Board may adopt any other method or technique that it considers appropriate, including an alternative form of regulation.