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Apa — Corporate Update (November 2020)
21 slides from Apa's corporate update, Nov 25, 2020
Slide 1: Victorian Transmission System Stakeholder Engagement Group 2023-27 access arrangement
Victorian Transmission System Stakeholder Engagement Group 2023-27 access arrangement. Roundtable 2 on 25 November 2020 presented by: Scott Young, Nives Matosin, and guest speaker Roger Shaw (AEMO)
Slide 2: Discussion points
Discussion points 1 Acknowledgement of Country and traditional owners, introductions, house rules 2 Recap of last week and the feedback we received 3 Declared wholesale market, exist and entry capacity certificates – Roger Shaw (AEMO) 4 Reference service draft proposal 5 Engagement plan 6 Wrap up
Slide 3: Acknowledgement of traditional custodians
Acknowledgement of traditional custodians We would like to begin by acknowledging the traditional custodians of country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to land and community. We pay our respect to them and their cultures, and to the elders both past and present.
Slide 4: Introductions and house rules
Introductions and house rules • Welcome to Roger Shaw from AEMO (we’ll be recording this segment). • This is intended be an open discussion between the engagement group and APA. • We welcome you to raise any issues or questions about the access arrangement. • We ask that discussions during the round
Slide 5: Recap on what we heard and how we'll address them
Recap on what we heard and how we’ll address them
Slide 6: What we heard and first thought response
What we heard and first thought response Topic Issues Ways to address Access • Further explanation required about how the access arrangement works. We will provide further information as arrangements, we progress national gas rules Market • Further explanation required about the market carriage mode
Slide 7: Declared wholesale market, exit and entry capacity certificates
Declared wholesale market, exit and entry capacity certificates Roger Shaw. Gas Market Specialist Market Change. AEMO
Slide 8: DWGM and entry/exit capacity certificates
DWGM and entry/exit capacity certificates • The DWGM is a mandatory market through which all gas in Victoria must be traded. • Suppliers bid gas into the market, and buyers bid to buy gas from the market, over 5 intervals every day • The market is settled through procedures established by AEMO • New
Slide 9: Reference tariff proposal
Reference tariff proposal apa
Slide 10: Reference service proposal
Reference service proposal • Generally, a reference service is one for which the demand for the service is sufficient that it is reasonable for the access arrangement to set a reference tariff • Rule 47A requires a service provider to provide a reference service proposal, which must: a) Identify the
Slide 11: Pipeline services that APA VTS can reasonably provide on the VTS
Pipeline services that APA VTS can reasonably provide on the VTS • NGL s91BA(1)(b)) appoints AEMO as the operator of the Declared Transmission System (DTS) under the market carriage model • NGL s91BE(2): “the service provider makes the declared transmission system available to AEMO (and, in doing so
Slide 12: Reference service proposal
Reference service proposal • APA VTS proposes the following reference service: APA VTS makes the DTS available to the Australian Energy Market Operator Limited (AEMO) under s91BE(2) of the National Gas Law (NGL) to operate in accordance with the Service Envelope Agreement under NGL s91BA(b). • It is
Slide 13: Engaging with stakeholders
Engaging with stakeholders apa energy. connected.
Slide 14: VTS stakeholder engagement plan
VTS stakeholder engagement plan • We heard that: • Better stakeholder engagement by APA is long overdue • We are committed to better engagement • Other businesses have released a draft proposal for review by stakeholders? Will APA do the same? • Yes, we have taken this on board and will release a co
Slide 15: Ways we will engage
Ways we will engage… VTS stakeholder Engagement plan Series of roundtables engagement group Webpage Issues papers on key topics One-on-one meetings Consultation draft proposal (early [under construction] October)
Slide 16: Engagement plan - timeline
Engagement plan - timeline • Still envisaging online engagement • But with Australia’s COVID situation improving – we will consider a face- to-face roundtable some time in 2021 • The indicative timeline has been amended to include the consultation draft proposal • Key dates on next page…
Slide 17: Indicative engagement dates
Indicative engagement dates Topics Dates Topics Dates APA releases draft Reference Service November 2020 Roundtable 7 - AER decision on reference mid-June proposal for consultation services, access arrangement, preliminary APA submit Reference Service Proposal to Tuesday, 1 December 2020 discussion
Slide 18: Engagement plan – any further feedback
Engagement plan – any further feedback • Provide us with We would welcome feedback on the following questions your feedback. 1. Do you have any comments about the way we propose to engage? Do you have any suggestions? • We will finalise 2. Is there other information you want us to provide about the
Slide 19: Wrapping up
Wrapping up
Slide 20: Wrap up
Wrap up • Summary of key outcomes from today • Suggestions on other attendees/organisations to be involved • Next roundtables • R3 proposed for Wednesday,10 February • R4 proposed for Wednesday 10 March • (Let us know if there any conflicts) Thank you for participating, See you in 2021!
Slide 21: For further information contact
For further information contact: Or visit the APA website: Scott Young apa.com.au Manager Regulatory p. +61 2 9275 0031 scott.young@apa.com.au Nives Matosin Manager Regulatory p. +61 2 9693 0081 nives.matosin@apa.com.au