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F-factor fire start
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The Victorian Government legislated an ‘f-factor scheme’ which began in 2012. The purpose of the scheme is to provide an incentive for Victorian distribution network service providers (distributors) to reduce the risk of fire starts and to reduce the risk of loss or damage caused by fire starts. The distributors are required to provide reports of the fires they start each year to us for publication.

Under the scheme, the AER sets an annual target number of fire starts for each distributor for 2012–15 against which its actual performance is compared. The AER determines the actual number of fire starts for each distributor based on fire start reports provided by the distributors’ and other information collected by the AER.

More information about the f-factor scheme and the targets is available at the Victoria F-factor scheme determination 2012-15.

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AusNet Services - F-factor fire start report 2015

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AusNet Services
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CitiPower 2015 fire start table

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Powercor Australia
CitiPower
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CitiPower and Powercor - F-factor fire start report 2015

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Powercor Australia
CitiPower
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Powercor 2015 fire start table

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Powercor Australia
CitiPower
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Jemena - F-factor fire start report 2015

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Jemena
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United Energy - F-factor fire start report 2015

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United Energy Distribution
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