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Rule 010 details the business processes and rules that governs the provision of site-specific historic usage information from a distributor to a retailer.
Rule 010: Standards for Requesting and Exchanging Site-Specific Historic Usage Information for Retail Electricity and Natural Gas Markets [PDF]
Previous versions of this rule and related bulletins can be found in the consultation documents library. Sort by topic (Rule 010) and by document type to find the information you are looking for.
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