Energy Coordination Regulations 2004

the parties to those arrangements;

principles and processes relating to those arrangements and changes to those arrangements;

actual and contracted quantities of energy imported, produced, processed, stored, transported, sold, supplied, delivered or received under those arrangements;

pricing and the calculations or processes underlying price movements, but only if the person or occupier is —

a licensee under the Act; or

a licensee under the Electricity Industry Act 2004; or

a licensee under the Petroleum and Greenhouse Gas Pipelines Act 1969 in respect of a petroleum pipeline (as defined in section 4(1) of that Act); or

a body established by the Electricity Corporations Act 2005 section 4(1) or a subsidiary of such a body under that Act; or

a person who is exempt under section 11H(1) of the Act from section 11G(2) of the Act; or

a person who is exempt under the Electricity Industry Act 2004 section 8(1) from section 7(4) of that Act and who sells electricity to at least one customer who consumes not more than 160 MWh of electricity per annum;

the content of contracts forming part of, or relating to, those arrangements;

operating costs associated with, and assets utilised under, those arrangements.

the nature, cause and sequence of events giving rise to a disruption;

the nature and timing of communications relating to a disruption;

the trading arrangements that apply during a disruption and the subsequent recovery period including —

arrangements as to the allocation of energy, transportation capacity and storage capacity; and

pricing and the calculations or processes underlying price movements;

the actual or estimated financial impact of a disruption.

the performance or anticipated performance of that infrastructure;

the content of contracts relating to the performance of that infrastructure;

the age, size and capacity of that infrastructure;

operational arrangements including —

arrangements as to redundancy or partial production capability of that infrastructure; and

arrangements designed to maintain and enhance the reliability of that infrastructure;

costs associated with the acquisition, planning, construction, operation and maintenance of that infrastructure;

asset management arrangements;

the reliability of that infrastructure including —

details and history of service interruptions or reductions; and

anticipated future capacity and reliability.

the quality of that resource or reserve;

the anticipated amount of energy recoverable from that resource or reserve.