Energex 0 at 1 Dec and 9,000 annually. – Ergon sent to Ergon Retail. – Essential approx. 140,000 meters 10% of customers will have at least 1 faulty meter – installation for 1 December, or 10K-20K per annum. Will determine figures after process with AER completed. Action: B. Healy will contact post-PCF. SA Power Networks provided. 1 December figure is 0. – TasNetworks 1,000 outstanding. 6-8,000 in the next 12 months. – Comments from spreadsheet will be amended and re-circulated by Monday. A12 Historical planning data has been built into scenario planning. Close action. – PROGRAM UPDATE Slide 4 Executive Forum, 28 August, followed by CEO meeting. – Communication Strategy AEMC, AER & AEMO are meeting next week. AEMO will work – with market bodies to communicate. Retailers will communicate to consumers, with a approach. AEMO will provide talking points at this meeting. Powershop will supply a nominee to attend the meeting. B Poker suggested a government body should be invited, – to consult with jurisdictions. Action: A. Mascarenhas to circulated notes post meeting to the PCF by 6 September. Initial MC Registration AEMO are requesting additional information above what is specified – in the guide which is prologing the registration process. Action: AEMO to investigate, update at subsequent PCF Action: AEMO to circulate paper on IT&CFG - how transition model will work when available 31 Aug 2017. Slide 6 CEO Letters. Clarification was provided on letter points. – CUTOVER PERIOD OVERVIEW P. Le Favi – Draft cut over plan will be presented to the IT&CFG by 31 August. IT&CFG will reconvene in September to discuss and review. Graphical timeline included in the meeting pack is a work in progress and has expanded the cutover weekend to include more warning. P. Le Favi and the IT&CFG were congratulated on an amazing body of work. CONTINGENCY PLANNING UPDATE T. Sheridan – Contingency Planning Work Group has commenced operating under the RWG. Nominations have been received and the initial meeting occurs on 29 August to discuss feedback on the initial list of high level scenarios. Contingency Plan which incorporates the list of scenarios covers process if a scenario occurs and identifies the triggers. The plan will be released by end September and will join with the
Energex – 0 at 1 Dec and 9,000 annually. Ergon – sent to Ergon Retail. Essential – approx. 140,000 meters 10% of customers will have at least 1 faulty meter installation for 1 December, or 10K-20K per annum. Will determine figures after process with AER completed. Action: B. Healy will contact post-PCF. SA Power Networks – provided. 1 December figure is 0. TasNetworks – 1,000 outstanding. 6-8,000 in the next 12 months. Comments from spreadsheet will be amended and re-circulated by Monday. A12 – Historical planning data has been built into scenario planning. Close action. PROGRAM UPDATE Slide 4 – Executive Forum, 28 August, followed by CEO meeting. Communication Strategy – AEMC, AER & AEMO are meeting next week. AEMO will work with market bodies to communicate. Retailers will communicate to consumers, with a approach. AEMO will provide talking points at this meeting. Powershop will supply a nominee to attend the meeting. B Poker – suggested a government body should be invited, to consult with jurisdictions. Action: A. Mascarenhas to circulated notes post meeting to the PCF by 6 September. Initial MC Registration – AEMO are requesting additional information above what is specified in the guide which is prologing the registration process. Action: AEMO to investigate, update at subsequent PCF Action: AEMO to circulate paper on IT&CFG - how transition model will work when available 31 Aug 2017. Slide 6 – CEO Letters. Clarification was provided on letter points. CUTOVER PERIOD OVERVIEW – P. Le Favi Draft cut over plan will be presented to the IT&CFG by 31 August. IT&CFG will reconvene in September to discuss and review. Graphical timeline included in the meeting pack is a work in progress and has expanded the cutover weekend to include more warning. P. Le Favi and the IT&CFG were congratulated on an amazing body of work. CONTINGENCY PLANNING UPDATE – T. Sheridan Contingency Planning Work Group has commenced operating under the RWG. Nominations have been received and the initial meeting occurs on 29 August to discuss feedback on the initial list of high level scenarios. Contingency Plan which incorporates the list of scenarios covers process if a scenario occurs and identifies the triggers. The plan will be released by end September and will join with the
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