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Ordinary Meeting <strong>of</strong> Council - 18 July 2006 7 / 5 Item 7 S02249 6 July 2006 CONSULTATION WITH OTHER COUNCIL DEPARTMENTS Technical Services has consulted with Finance and Business Department in regard <strong>to</strong> participating in the Group Council Tender. SUMMARY Council rolled its Street lighting in<strong>to</strong> the "777" contract for the retail supply <strong>of</strong> electricity in January 2004, which expired on 30 June 2006. Four options were investigated for the retail supply <strong>of</strong> electricity; • Option A- Default Street Lighting Rate from EnergyAustralia • Option B- State Contracts Board "777" Offer • Option C - Participate in 3rd Party Joint Tendering Effort • Option D - Stage a Tender Council did participate in a joint tendering effort on <strong>be</strong>half <strong>of</strong> 16 Councils, but no submissions were received. Staging a joint tender is not favoured <strong>be</strong>cause <strong>of</strong> the costs and complexity involved. Option A involving the State Contracts Board "777" is preferred in that it achieves considerable savings relative <strong>to</strong> the default rate <strong>of</strong> approximately $1,923 per month. The notion <strong>of</strong> contestability was considered. EnergyAustralia supply the three services <strong>of</strong> street lighting, network and retail energy services. While in practice, there is no effective contestability for street lighting services, in theory, street lighting service is fully contestable for new assets, for example in new subdivisions. The provision <strong>of</strong> network services is generally regarded as a monopoly service and competition is not expected other than areas associated for new subdivisions. Retail energy services are contestable in New South Wales, achieved by the use <strong>of</strong> accepted pr<strong>of</strong>iling arrangements determined on the basis <strong>of</strong> an estimated electricity consumption pr<strong>of</strong>ile. RECOMMENDATION That Council enter in<strong>to</strong> the State Contracts Board "777" for the retail supply <strong>of</strong> electricity for Street Lighting for a period <strong>of</strong> three years, and that the General Manager <strong>be</strong> the delegated authority <strong>to</strong> sign the contract. Ian Taylor ACTING MANAGER DEPOT SERVICES Greg Piconi DIRECTOR TECHNICAL SERVICES Attachment: Contract 777 Price List - 636680 N:\060718-OMC-SR-03480-STREET LIGHTING CHARGES F.doc/taylori /5
Contract 777 Price List Item 5 <strong>of</strong> the Retail Electricity Supply Agreement Retail Electricity Charges c/kWh (<strong>be</strong>fore Losses) (i) Conventional Energy Type 3 & 4 Meters (excluding cross-border feeds NSW/QLD and NSW/VIC) Year Peak Shoulder Off Peak 2006/07 5.936 5.500 2.725 2007/08 5.936 5.500 2.725 2008/09 5.936 5.500 2.725 Streetlighting (including cross-border feeds NSW/QLD and NSW/VIC) Year All Time 2006/07 3.316 2007/08 3.316 2008/09 3.316 Traffic Lights Year All Time 2006/07 3.898 2007/08 3.898 2008/09 3.898 (ii) DEUS accredited green power Type 3 & 4 Meters Year Peak Shoulder Off Peak 2006/07 9.711 9.268 6.445 2007/08 9.711 9.268 6.445 2008/09 9.711 9.268 6.445 Streetlighting (including cross-border feeds NSW/QLD and NSW/VIC) Year All Time 2006/07 7.047 2007/08 7.047 2008/09 7.047 Traffic Lights Year All Time 2006/07 7.638 2007/08 7.638 2008/09 7.638 (iii) Renewable Energy Certificate and Greenhouse Abatement All services Year REC GAB 2006/07 0.07393 0.29900 2007/08 0.09723 0.34555 2008/09 0.11949 0.38374 (iv) Time Period Definitions: Peak: 7 am <strong>to</strong> 9 am and 5 pm <strong>to</strong> 8 pm on normal business days; Shoulder: 9 am <strong>to</strong> 5 pm and 8 pm <strong>to</strong> 10 pm on normal business days; Off Peak: midnight <strong>to</strong> 7 am and 10 pm <strong>to</strong> midnight on normal business days and all day on weekends (i.e. Saturday and Sunday) and on public holidays. Item 17 <strong>of</strong> the RESA – Other charges (a) Network opera<strong>to</strong>r charges In accordance with clause 7.1 <strong>of</strong> the Retail Electricity Supply Agreement, the Contrac<strong>to</strong>r will pass on <strong>to</strong> the Cus<strong>to</strong>mer, and the Cus<strong>to</strong>mer must pay the Contrac<strong>to</strong>r for, Network Charges as determined by the Local Network Opera<strong>to</strong>r from time <strong>to</strong> time and these will <strong>be</strong> passed through <strong>to</strong> the Cus<strong>to</strong>mer at cost. (b) Goods and Services tax The Electricity Retail Charges and market charges quoted above are exclusive <strong>of</strong> GST (Goods and Services tax imposed under the “A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999”). If the retail <strong>of</strong> electricity <strong>to</strong> the Cus<strong>to</strong>mer, or any other supply under this Agreement (including metering services and (cont.)
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