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NSW coal and carbon contracts must align with the sale contracts said Peter Achterstraat, NSW Auditor-General. He said NSW hedge contracts would need to adequately capture the additional costs of emissions trading (ETS).
(Full Article)No trades were reported in AUEs in the week to 25 August 2008.
(Full Article)Peter Achterstraat, NSW Auditor-General said a confidential reserve price for each transaction needed to be set by Government, based on "retention value". This was the value if no-one offered to buy. NSW Treasury had not done a retention valuation, yet. A Retention Value was lower than the transaction value; and was a State secret. However it was not a secret to anyone interested to multiply MW/h by CO2-e. See above for the results at a low $20 a tonne/C02.
(Full Article)The current ROLR arrangements for New South Wales only apply to failure of a second tier retailer and no arrangements are in place in the event of the failure of a Retailer. However that was about to change.
(Full Article)The value of retaining the NSW electricity assets was a state secret; but, it was lower than the official sale valuation. The temptation to sell at a low price was perhaps, high. Peter Achterstraat, NSW Auditor-General urged Treasury, to set a confidential reserve price for each sale.
(Full Article)The sale of the state-owned EnergyAustralia, Macquarie Generation, Integral Energy, Delta Electricity, Country Energy, and Eraring Energy was planned to follow the passing of the sale bill.
(Full Article)The NSW Auditor-General’s Report to the Legislative Assembly. NSW reported, A-Gs consultant - Lexicon Partners - opinion, NSW Treasurym was unprepared for a worst case.
(Full Article)The trend was once again a downward one as the spots and Cal09s came off further. The spot market has now softened to a level ($6.00) that it has not breached since January.
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