Call for nominations to the Security and Reliability Council
The Authority is calling for nominations for three members of the Security and Reliability Council (SRC). One of the positions is for the Chair of the SRC. The SRC provides independent advice to the Authority on reliability of supply issues and on the performance of the electricity system and the system operator. The SRC comprises senior members of the New Zealand electricity industry including consumers. The Authority is required to ensure that the members of the SRC have between them appropriate knowledge and experience of the electricity industry to provide advice to the Authority.
Nominations are sought due to the expiry of two membership terms and a resignation. All three appointments will be for a term of three years. The Authority intends to appoint successful nominees by 10 December 2013.
Nominations and accompanying documents should be emailed to info@ea.govt.nz, with 'Nomination for SRC members' in the subject line by 5pm on Monday, 4 November 2013. |
Summary of submissions on Settlement and Prudential Security Review
The Authority has published the summary of submissions for the consultation on ‘Settlement and Prudential Security Review’.
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Summary of submissions on modified design of dispatchable demand
The Authority has published the summary of submissions for the consultation on ‘modified design of dispatchable demand’.
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Current consultations
2014/15 Appropriations, Authority Work Programme and EECA Work Programme
The Electricity Authority and Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority have released a joint consultation paper on the proposed 2014/15 annual appropriations and their respective work programmes.
Started: 10/09/2013; Ending: 22/10/2013 5pm
Transmission Pricing Methodology: sunk costs working paper
As part of its review of the Transmission Pricing Methodology (TPM), the Authority has prepared the sunk costs working paper to discuss how economic theory defines a sunk cost, and whether sunk costs are relevant to efficient pricing decisions, such as the pricing of electricity transmission services. The Authority has also published a shorter overview paper aimed at non-technical readers.
Started: 08/10/2013; Ending: 19/11/2013 5pm |
NZ electricity hedge contracts - 11 October 2013
 Information plays an important part in building market confidence and strength.
To assist interested parties in tracking market development, the Authority publishes NZ electricity hedge contracts as a standard section of its weekly Market Brief.
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