Confidentiality templates Ausgrid’s transitional proposal 31 January 2014 – – Title, page and Description of the Topic the Identify the Provide a brief explanation of Specify reasons Provide any reasons paragraph number confidential confidential recognised why the information falls into the supporting how and supporting why the identified of document information. information confidentiality selected category. why detriment may detriment is not outweighed containing relates to (e.g. category that the be caused from by the public benefit If information falls within ‘other’ confidential capex, opex, information falls disclosing the (especially public benefits please provide further details on information. WACC etc.) within. identified such as the effect on the long why the information should be information. term interests of consumers). treated as confidential. Attachment H Public lighting: customer Customer specific Other third party These prices have been kept No detriment to Ausgrid No detriment to Ausgrid, – Price List specific pre-2009 capital prices pricing information confidential during the 2009-14 in disclosure of these therefore not applicable ‘Indicative for public Lighting charges period. For the transitional year, prices. Any potential services - Pre-2009 these prices are to be escalated by detriment from the capital charges’– CPI and it would therefore be disclosure would arise pages 1-4 (4 pages) appropriate for these escalated prices for the customers to remain confidential for the through the disclosure transitional year. of their pricing information. Appendix B to Confidential Appendix B to Approved Other party The approval by the ACCC of the There is no specific –third Attachment K Ausgrid’s current discount in pricing information discount was given on 6 June 2002 detriment to Ausgrid pricing Transmission Pricing transmission and the terms of that prudent arising from the ‘Ausgrid’s methodology for Methodology which sets charges for an discount have been kept confidential disclosure of the transmission standard out the conditions of Ausgrid since that time, including as the information. Any control services’, page approval of a discount in (transmission Confidential Annexure B to the potential detriment 17 (1 page) transmission charges for a connected) Pricing Methodology. from the disclosure customer which was customer. would arise for the approved by the ACCC in customers through the 2002, expiring in 30 June disclosure of their 2017. pricing information.
Confidentiality templates – Ausgrid’s transitional proposal – 31 January 2014 Title, page and paragraph number of document containing confidential information. Description of the confidential information. Topic the confidential information relates to (e.g. capex, opex, WACC etc.) Identify the recognised confidentiality category that the information falls within. Provide a brief explanation of why the information falls into the selected category. If information falls within ‘other’ please provide further details on why the information should be treated as confidential. Specify reasons supporting how and why detriment may be caused from disclosing the identified information. Provide any reasons supporting why the identified detriment is not outweighed by the public benefit (especially public benefits such as the effect on the long term interests of consumers). Attachment H ‘Indicative Price List for public Lighting services - Pre-2009 capital charges’– pages 1-4 (4 pages) Public lighting: customer specific pre-2009 capital charges Customer specific prices Other – third party pricing information These prices have been kept confidential during the 2009-14 period. For the transitional year, these prices are to be escalated by CPI and it would therefore be appropriate for these escalated prices to remain confidential for the transitional year. No detriment to Ausgrid in disclosure of these prices. Any potential detriment from the disclosure would arise for the customers through the disclosure of their pricing information. No detriment to Ausgrid, therefore not applicable Appendix B to Attachment K ‘Ausgrid’s pricing methodology for transmission standard control services’, page 17 (1 page) Confidential Appendix B to Ausgrid’s current Transmission Pricing Methodology which sets out the conditions of approval of a discount in transmission charges for a customer which was approved by the ACCC in 2002, expiring in 30 June 2017. Approved discount in transmission charges for an Ausgrid (transmission connected) customer. Other –third party pricing information The approval by the ACCC of the discount was given on 6 June 2002 and the terms of that prudent discount have been kept confidential since that time, including as the Confidential Annexure B to the Pricing Methodology. There is no specific detriment to Ausgrid arising from the disclosure of the information. Any potential detriment from the disclosure would arise for the customers through the disclosure of their pricing information.
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