Attachment 1 - Confidentiality template - Benchmarking Title, page and paragraph number of document containing the confidential information Description of the confidential information. Topic the confidential information relates to (e.g. capex, opex, the rate of return etc.) Identify the recognised confidentiality category that the confidential information falls within. Provide a brief explanation of why the confidential 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 would be caused from disclosing the confidential 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). ITOMS 2013 and ITAMS 2012 Report Page 19 Design of study metrics Capex and opex Other Intellectual property of UMS Other providers could benefit commercially from aspects of the study design that are UMS’ intellectual property TransGrid’s benchmarking results are published and visible to consumers Global Capital Expenditure Benchmarking Report Pages 5, 6, 20-29 Design of study metrics and assumptions Capex Other Intellectual property of UMS Other providers could benefit commercially from aspects of the study design that are UMS’ intellectual property TransGrid’s benchmarking results are published and visible to consumers Human Resources Effectiveness Monitor 2012 Pages 26-46, 50-80, 91-180 Design of study and results not relevant to TransGrid’s efficiency Opex Other Intellectual property of Mercer Other providers could benefit commercially from aspects of the study design that are Mercer’s intellectual property TransGrid’s benchmarking results are published and visible to consumers
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Attachment 1 - Confidentiality template - Benchmar king
Title, page and paragraph number of document containing the confidential information
Description of the confidential information.
Topic the confidential information relates to (e.g. capex, opex, the rate of return etc.)
Identify the recognised confidentiality category that the confidential information falls within.
Provide a brief explanation of why the confidential 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 would be caused from disclosing the confidential 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).
ITOMS 2013 and ITAMS 2012 Report
Page 19
Design of study metrics
Capex and opex
Other Intellectual property of UMS
Other providers could benefit commercially from aspects of the study design that are UMS’ intellectual property
TransGrid’s benchmarking results are published and visible to consumers
Global Capital Expenditure Benchmarking Report
Pages 5, 6, 20-29
Design of study metrics and assumptions
Capex Other Intellectual property of UMS
Other providers could benefit commercially from aspects of the study design that are UMS’ intellectual property
TransGrid’s benchmarking results are published and visible to consumers
Human Resources Effectiveness Monitor 2012
Pages 26-46, 50-80, 91-180
Design of study and results not relevant to TransGrid’s efficiency
Opex Other Intellectual property of Mercer
Other providers could benefit commercially from aspects of the study design that are Mercer’s intellectual property
TransGrid’s benchmarking results are published and visible to consumers
Attachment 1 - Confidentiality template – Capital Project Title, page and paragraph number of document containing the confidential information
Description of the confidential information.
Topic the confidential information relates to (e.g. capex, opex, the rate of return etc.)
Identify the recognised confidentiality category that the confidential information falls within.
Provide a brief explanation of why the confidential 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 would be caused from disclosing the confidential 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).
0008 Armidale SVC Control System Replacement OER-1008 Armidale SVC – Replacement of Control Systems and Valves Page 16-18, Appendix 8 - RESPONSE FROM ALSTOM, entire letter. PSS-1008 Armidale SVC – Replacement of Control Systems and Valves Page 19-22, Appendix A & B - Alstom estimate and program, entire letter.
Letter from Marius Jansen of Alstom to Geoff Ebb of TransGrid and associated budget offer.
OPEX and CAPEX of Armidale SVC
Market sensitive cost inputs
The documents contain confidential sot estimates provided by a supplier.
- This information is provided to TransGrid under the agreement of confidentiality
There would be no public benefit gained by public from having access to the information and it may undermine the suppliers bid if the project were to go to tender.
Title, page and paragraph number of document containing the confidential information
Description of the confidential information.
Topic the confidential information relates to (e.g. capex, opex, the rate of return etc.)
Identify the recognised confidentiality category that the confidential information falls within.
Provide a brief explanation of why the confidential 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 would be caused from disclosing the confidential 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).
Pages 19 – 25, Appendix, all tables OFS 1021A – 500/330kV Substation in Cattai/Maraylya area Page 4, Section 1.3 Cost Estimate, Paragraph 1 Page 9 Section 3.1 Capital Expenditure, Paragraph 1 and Table
The cost of land acquisition is presented in these sections.
Land costs Strategic information
This information relates to the strategic acquisition of land and easements.
- This information would prove unfair in any future 2 party negotiations with land holders. The land owner would have perceived, prior knowledge of the value that TransGrid has put on the land.
With this information public a lower price for the land may not be able to be negotiated. A higher cost for the land than is able to be fairly negotiated is not in the interest of the consumer.
Title, page and paragraph number of document containing the confidential information
Description of the confidential information.
Topic the confidential information relates to (e.g. capex, opex, the rate of return etc.)
Identify the recognised confidentiality category that the confidential information falls within.
Provide a brief explanation of why the confidential 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 would be caused from disclosing the confidential 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).
0042 Cable 41 Backfill Remediation and Loading Management (Sydney South 330kV Series Reactors) OFS -2001P CBD Supply and Cable 41 Condition Page 10, Appendix A, Capital Expenditure Summary Table
Land acquisition information is presented in these sections.
Land Information/Costs
Strategic information
This information relates to the strategic acquisition of land and easements.
- This information would prove unfair in any future 2 party negotiations with land holders. The land owner would have perceived, prior knowledge of the value that TransGrid has put on the land.
With this information public a lower price for the land may not be able to be negotiated. A higher cost for the land than is able to be fairly negotiated is not in the interest of the consumer.
Title, page and paragraph number of document containing the confidential information
Description of the confidential information.
Topic the confidential information relates to (e.g. capex, opex, the rate of return etc.)
Identify the recognised confidentiality category that the confidential information falls within.
Provide a brief explanation of why the confidential 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 would be caused from disclosing the confidential 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).
Page 11 -13, Section 2.2, Table OFS -2001N CBD Supply and Cable 41 Condition Page 11 -12, Section 2.2, Table OFS -2001O CBD Supply and Cable 41 Condition Page 11 -12, Section 2.2, Table OFS -2001P CBD Supply and Cable 41 Condition Page 10, Appendix A, Capital Expenditure Summary Table OFS -2001T CBD Supply and Cable 41 Condition Page 15, Section 5, Cost Estimate Table Page 16, Section 6.1, Cost Estimate Table OFS-2002A Supply to the CBD -From Rookwood road (Full tunnel) Page 15, Section 6, Cost Estimate Table OFS-2002B Supply to the CBD - Limited Tunnel from Rookwood road Page 16-17, Section 6.1, Cost Estimate Tables OFS-2002H Beaconsfield West to Haymarket 330 kV Cable Stage 2 Page 12, Section 6, Cost Estimate Table
Land acquisition information is presented in these sections.
Land Information/Costs
Strategic information
This information relates to the strategic acquisition of land and easements.
- This information would prove unfair in any future 2 party negotiations with land holders. The land owner would have perceived, prior knowledge of the value that TransGrid has put on the land.
With this information public a lower price for the land may not be able to be negotiated. A higher cost for the land than is able to be fairly negotiated is not in the interest of the consumer.
Title, page and paragraph number of document containing the confidential information
Description of the confidential information.
Topic the confidential information relates to (e.g. capex, opex, the rate of return etc.)
Identify the recognised confidentiality category that the confidential information falls within.
Provide a brief explanation of why the confidential 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 would be caused from disclosing the confidential 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).
0043-2 Powering Sydney's Future Strategic Property Acquisition SPAR-0043-2 Beaconsfield Strategic Property Acquisition Report Remove any reference to the properties in question including street names. Cover page, Page 1, Header and Contents - project title; Page 1, Section 1 paragraph 2; Page 4, Section 1.2 Paragraph 4 'The two options...'; Page 5, Section 1.2 last dot point; Page 6, Section 2; Page 7, Section 3.3; Page 7, Section 4.2 and 4.3; Page 9, Section 5 and last dot point in Section 6.
Land acquisition information is presented in these sections.
Land Information/Costs
Strategic information
This information relates to the strategic acquisition of land and easements.
- This information would prove unfair in any future 2 party negotiations with land holders. The land owner would have perceived, prior knowledge of the value that TransGrid has put on the land.
With this information public a lower price for the land may not be able to be negotiated. A higher cost for the land than is able to be fairly negotiated is not in the interest of the consumer.
0061 Haymarket Secondary System Replacement NS-2020, Appendix A - Figure 4 - remove
Security information Land Location Strategic Information
security May provide security information that may damage TransGrid's assets
With this information, it may be possible to damage assets that impact the Sydney CBD
Title, page and paragraph number of document containing the confidential information
Description of the confidential information.
Topic the confidential information relates to (e.g. capex, opex, the rate of return etc.)
Identify the recognised confidentiality category that the confidential information falls within.
Provide a brief explanation of why the confidential 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 would be caused from disclosing the confidential 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).
0074 Newcastle Substation Renewal OFS-4003B Rebuild of Newcastle 330/132 kV Substation on Split Site Page 7, Section 2.1.1, All Figures Page 7, Section 6, Table Page 17, Section 5, Entire section OFS-4003C Rebuild of Newcastle 330/132 kV Substation on Adjacent Site Page 7, Section 2.1, (Figure 2.1.1, Figure 2.1.3, Figure 2.1.4 and Figure 2.1.5) Page 15, Section 5, Entire Section Page 16, Section 6, Table OFS-4003D Rebuild of Newcastle 330/132 kV Substation on a Remote Site Page 5, Section 2, Figure 2.1.1
Land acquisition information and costs is presented in these sections.
Land Location/Costs
Strategic information
This information relates to the strategic acquisition of land and easements.
- This information would prove unfair in any future 2 party negotiations with land holders. The land owner would have perceived, prior knowledge of the value that TransGrid has put on the land.
With this information public a lower price for the land may not be able to be negotiated. A higher cost for the land than is able to be fairly negotiated is not in the interest of the consumer.
Title, page and paragraph number of document containing the confidential information
Description of the confidential information.
Topic the confidential information relates to (e.g. capex, opex, the rate of return etc.)
Identify the recognised confidentiality category that the confidential information falls within.
Provide a brief explanation of why the confidential 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 would be caused from disclosing the confidential 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).
0076 Supply to Gunnedah, Narrabri and Moree FS PSR-275 Second Tamworth – Gunnedah 132 kV Circuit Page 20, Section 3.6.3, Figure 9
Page 25, Section 7, Cost Table
Land acquisition information is presented in these sections.
Land Location Strategic information
This information relates to the strategic acquisition of land and easements.
- This information would prove unfair in any future 2 party negotiations with land holders. The land owner would have perceived, prior knowledge of the value that TransGrid has put on the land.
With this information public a lower price for the land may not be able to be negotiated. A higher cost for the land than is able to be fairly negotiated is not in the interest of the consumer.
Title, page and paragraph number of document containing the confidential information
Description of the confidential information.
Topic the confidential information relates to (e.g. capex, opex, the rate of return etc.)
Identify the recognised confidentiality category that the confidential information falls within.
Provide a brief explanation of why the confidential 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 would be caused from disclosing the confidential 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).
NS-4005 R1 Supply to Gunnedah, Narrabri and Moree page 3, Table of Contents, Item 3.1.3, words "Shenhua Coal mine" page 7, Paragraph 4, words "Shenhua Coal mine has applied to connect to Essential Energy’s 66 kV network out of Gunnedah." page 9, Section 3.1, dot point (ii), words "…of mine load supplied from Essential Energy’s 66 kV network out of Gunnedah from mid 2015 (Shenhua Coal)" page 9, Paragraph 2 (right after dot point (ii)), words "mine load of Shenhua Coal" page 12, Table 2, row 2:col 1, words "Shenhua Coal" page 12, Table 2 Notes, words "Shenhua Coal" page 14, Section 3.1.3, all references to "Shenhua Coal" page 16, Section 4.1, Final Paragraph, third dot point, words "Shenhua Coal" page 17, Table 7 notes, words "Shenhua Coal Mine" OER 4005 R1 Supply to Gunnedah, Narrabri and Moree page 4, Paragraph 4, words "Shenhua Coal mine has applied to connect to Essential Energy’s 66 kV network out of
Information about a connection enquiry with DNSP
Name of proponent
Market Intelligence Personal Information
A potential industrial load is dealing in confidence with another NSP. It is not TransGrid's perogative to reveal this information.
- TransGrid would be liable for breaching confidentiality with both DNSP and potential industrial customer.
This would be a violation of trust that a potential customer has instilled in the NSP(s). It would also enable others to corner the customer with a bid for contestable works.
Title, page and paragraph number of document containing the confidential information
Description of the confidential information.
Topic the confidential information relates to (e.g. capex, opex, the rate of return etc.)
Identify the recognised confidentiality category that the confidential information falls within.
Provide a brief explanation of why the confidential 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 would be caused from disclosing the confidential 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).
0081 Tamworth 132-66kV Substation Rebuild
OFR-4010D Rebuild Of Tamworth 132/66 kV Substation On Remote Site Page 10, Appendix A, Figure 4 OFS-4010D Rebuild Of Tamworth 132/66 kV Substation On Remote Site Page 5, Section 3, Figure 2 Page 7, Section 3, Table OFS-4010F Tamworth 132/66 kV Substation – Individual Asset Replacements and Addressing Individual Asset Condition Issues Page 16, section 6, Table OFS-4010G Tamworth 132/66 kV Substation Rebuild On Adjacent Site With a 132 KV Busbar Page 6, Section 2.1, Figure 2.1.1 Page 13-14, Section 5, Entire Section Page 14, Section 6, Table POSE 4010C Page 8, Figure 5, remove, Section 2.1, remove, Page 14, Section 4, remove
Land acquisition information and costs is presented in these sections.
Land Location/Costs
Strategic information
This information relates to the strategic acquisition of land and easements.
- This information would prove unfair in any future 2 party negotiations with land holders. The land owner would have perceived, prior knowledge of the value that TransGrid has put on the land.
With this information public a lower price for the land may not be able to be negotiated. A higher cost for the land than is able to be fairly negotiated is not in the interest of the consumer.
Title, page and paragraph number of document containing the confidential information
Description of the confidential information.
Topic the confidential information relates to (e.g. capex, opex, the rate of return etc.)
Identify the recognised confidentiality category that the confidential information falls within.
Provide a brief explanation of why the confidential 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 would be caused from disclosing the confidential 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).
Contains confidential connection enquiry info Contains confidential connection enquiry info Contains confidential connection enquiry info Contains confidential market information Contains confidential market information
Name of proponent, NEM
Strategic Information
This information relates to market import/export restrictions
With this information it may be possible to game the NEM and affect electricity prices
With this information it may be possible to game the NEM and electricity prices, and is not in the interest of the consumer
Title, page and paragraph number of document containing the confidential information
Description of the confidential information.
Topic the confidential information relates to (e.g. capex, opex, the rate of return etc.)
Identify the recognised confidentiality category that the confidential information falls within.
Provide a brief explanation of why the confidential 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 would be caused from disclosing the confidential 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).
Planned outage of Eraring transformers and compensation amount is presented in these sections.
Land acquisition information and costs is presented in these sections.
Compensation Costs
Land Location/Costs
Other
Strategic information
This information relates to the strategic acquisition of land and easements.
Provides confidential information regarding compensation to Eraring for outages and expected duration of Eraring outages
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This information is provided by TransGrid under the agreement of confidentiality
This information would prove unfair in any future 2 party negotiations with land holders. The land owner would have perceived, prior knowledge of the value that TransGrid has put on the land.
There would be no public benefit gained by public from having access to the information and it may be used to obtain competitive advantage in generation
With this information public a lower price for the land may not be able to be negotiated. A higher cost for the land than is able to be fairly
Title, page and paragraph number of document containing the confidential information
Description of the confidential information.
Topic the confidential information relates to (e.g. capex, opex, the rate of return etc.)
Identify the recognised confidentiality category that the confidential information falls within.
Provide a brief explanation of why the confidential 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 would be caused from disclosing the confidential 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).
0134 Wagga 132kV Substation Rebuild OFS-5008B Rebuild of Wagga 132/66kV Substation on a Split Site Page 7, Section 2.1, Figure 2.1.1 and Paragraph 2 Dot Points Page 20, Section 6, Tables Page 25, Appendix, All Figures OFS-5008D Rebuild of Wagga 132/66kV Substation on Remote Site Page 7, Section 2.1, Figure 2.1.1 and Paragraph 2 Dot Points Page 10, Section 2.4, Figure 2.4.1 Page 14, Section 6.1, Table Page 19, Appendix A, All Figures
Land acquisition information and costs is presented in these sections.
Land Location/Costs
Strategic information
This information relates to the strategic acquisition of land and easements.
- This information would prove unfair in any future 2 party negotiations with land holders. The land owner would have perceived, prior knowledge of the value that TransGrid has put on the land.
With this information public a lower price for the land may not be able to be negotiated. A higher cost for the land than is able to be fairly negotiated is not in the interest of the consumer.
Title, page and paragraph number of document containing the confidential information
Description of the confidential information.
Topic the confidential information relates to (e.g. capex, opex, the rate of return etc.)
Identify the recognised confidentiality category that the confidential information falls within.
Provide a brief explanation of why the confidential 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 would be caused from disclosing the confidential 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).
0147 Balranald Secondary Systems Replacement OFR-5021C, Section 1.2, Page 4, paragraph 4, bullet point 1 &2 (silverton wind farm Need IDs 442 and 16) OFR-5021D, Section 1.2, Page 4, paragraph 4, bullet point 1 &2 (silverton wind farm Need IDs 442 and 16) OFS-5021C Section 3, Page 9, outage table - remove OFS-5021C Section 3, page 9, paragraph 2 (outages) "System Operations/Outage Planning ... North-West Victoria." - remove OFS-5021D Section 3, Page 9, outage table - remove OFS-5021D Section 3, page 9, paragraph 2 (outages) "System Operations/Outage Planning ... North-West Victoria." - remove PSS-0147 Section 3.8, page 11, Paragraph 3, sentence 2 second half: "to be installed if/when the Silverton windfarm communications project goes ahead (need ID 42)" -remove PSS-0147 Section 3.9.1, page 13, item 10. last sentence "This step has just ... silverton wind farm - telecommunication network augmentation project" - remove PSS-0147 Section 3.97, page 16, Paragraph 2-3. remove second half of
Contains proponent information Contains proponent information Contains confidential market information Contains confidential market information
proponent information, NEM
Strategic Information
This information relates to connection enquiry
Required to keep connection enquiries confidential under the NER, With this information it may be possible to game the NEM and affect electricity prices
With this information it may be possible to game the NEM and electricity prices, and is not in the interest of the consumer
Title, page and paragraph number of document containing the confidential information
Description of the confidential information.
Topic the confidential information relates to (e.g. capex, opex, the rate of return etc.)
Identify the recognised confidentiality category that the confidential information falls within.
Provide a brief explanation of why the confidential 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 would be caused from disclosing the confidential 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).
0148 Buronga Secondary Systems Replacement NS-4012 Section 5, Page 7, Paragraph 1, bullet point 2 (Buronga Gas Turbine Power Station) - remove. OFR-5022A Section 1.2, Page 4, Paragraph 1, bullet point 2 (Buronga Gas Turbine Power Station) - remove. OFR-5022B Section 1.2, Page 4, Paragraph 1, bullet point 2 (Buronga Gas Turbine Power Station) - remove. OFS 5022A Section 1.5 Page 5 bullet point 4 (Buronga Gas Turbine Power Station)- remove OFS5022A Page 8 Section3, paragraph 2 "Outages on the 220kV line 0X1...to North West Victoria" - remove OFS 5022B Section 1.5 Page 5 bullet point 4 (Buronga Gas Turbine Power Station)- remove OFS5022B Page 7 Section3, paragraph 2 "Outages on the 220kV line 0X1...to North West Victoria" - remove OER-5022 Section 2.2, Page 5, Paragraph 1, bullet point 2 (buronga gas turbine power station) - remove.
Contains proponent information Contains proponent information Contains confidential market information Contains confidential market information
proponent information, NEM
Strategic Information
This information relates to connection enquiry
Required to keep connection enquiries confidential under the NER, With this information it may be possible to game the NEM and affect electricity prices
With this information it may be possible to game the NEM and electricity prices, and is not in the interest of the consumer
Title, page and paragraph number of document containing the confidential information
Description of the confidential information.
Topic the confidential information relates to (e.g. capex, opex, the rate of return etc.)
Identify the recognised confidentiality category that the confidential information falls within.
Provide a brief explanation of why the confidential 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 would be caused from disclosing the confidential 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).
0154 Albury, ANM, Hume Telecommunications All documents - any reference to "Wavelength" - remove. OFR-5601J - remove entire document. OFS-5601A Section 2.2.2 Page 8 Figure 3 - remove.
Contains details of third party 's proposed work which may contain confidential information. Contains information of third party property/land details.
CAPEX Third party information
Third party information
This information is provided to TransGrid under the agreement of confidentiality
There would be no public benefit gained by public from having access to the information and it may undermine the suppliers bid if the project were to go to tender.
Title, page and paragraph number of document containing the confidential information
Description of the confidential information.
Topic the confidential information relates to (e.g. capex, opex, the rate of return etc.)
Identify the recognised confidentiality category that the confidential information falls within.
Provide a brief explanation of why the confidential 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 would be caused from disclosing the confidential 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).
0155 Hume Secondary Systems Replacement NS-5029, Appendix Page 8, removal of Figure 2 OFR-5029A Appendix , page 7, remove figure 2 OFR-5029B Appendix ,page 8, remove figure 2 OFS-5029A, Section 3, paragraph 1 ""Outages will need to be negotiated... TransGrid's transmission network" - remove OER-5029 Appendix, Page 9, Figure 1 - remove
Contains details of Hume Power Station, may be confidential
Third party information
Title, page and paragraph number of document containing the confidential information
Description of the confidential information.
Topic the confidential information relates to (e.g. capex, opex, the rate of return etc.)
Identify the recognised confidentiality category that the confidential information falls within.
Provide a brief explanation of why the confidential 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 would be caused from disclosing the confidential 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).
0178 Griffith Secondary Systems Replacement FS PSR 315 Section 4.8, page 10, paragraph 1: "Advice from NS&O/System Operations …shoulder periods" - remove FS PSR 315 Section 6, Page 12, Paragraph 1: "System Operations have completed a review …A number of 33kV feeders are readial from Griffith, while others have some limited back up available."
Contains confidential market information
NEM NEM With this information it may be possible to game the NEM and affect electricity prices
With this information it may be possible to game the NEM and electricity prices, and is not in the interest of the consumer
0179 ANM Secondary Systems Replacement NS-5053, Appendix Page 8, removal of Figure 2 OFR-5053B Appendix A, page 7, remove figure 2 OFR-5053A Appendix A, page 7, remove figure 2 OFS-5053B, Section 2.1, remove figure 2
Contains details of Norske Skog, may be confidential
Third party information
Title, page and paragraph number of document containing the confidential information
Description of the confidential information.
Topic the confidential information relates to (e.g. capex, opex, the rate of return etc.)
Identify the recognised confidentiality category that the confidential information falls within.
Provide a brief explanation of why the confidential 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 would be caused from disclosing the confidential 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).
Contains proponent information Contains proponent information Contains confidential market information Contains proponent information Contains proponent information Contains confidential market information
proponent information, NEM
Strategic Information
This information relates to connection enquiry
Required to keep connection enquiries confidential under the NER, With this information it may be possible to game the NEM and affect electricity prices
With this information it may be possible to game the NEM and electricity prices, and is not in the interest of the consumer
Title, page and paragraph number of document containing the confidential information
Description of the confidential information.
Topic the confidential information relates to (e.g. capex, opex, the rate of return etc.)
Identify the recognised confidentiality category that the confidential information falls within.
Provide a brief explanation of why the confidential 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 would be caused from disclosing the confidential 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).
Land acquisition information and costs is presented in these sections.
Land Location/Costs
Strategic information
This information relates to the strategic acquisition of land and easements.
- This information would prove unfair in any future 2 party negotiations with land holders. The land owner would have perceived, prior knowledge of the value that TransGrid has put on the land.
With this information public a lower price for the land may not be able to be negotiated. A higher cost for the land than is able to be fairly negotiated is not in the interest of the consumer.
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0209 Cooma 132 kV Sub Rebuild OFS-6025F Rebuild of Cooma 132/66/11 kV Substation In Close Proximity Page 4, Section 1.3, Table Page 7, Section 2.2, Both Figures Page 10, Section 5, Entire Section Page 11, Section 6.1, Table
Land acquisition and costs is presented in these sections.
Land Location/Costs
Strategic Information
This information relates to the strategic acquisition of land and easements.
- This information would prove unfair in any future 2 party negotiations with land holders. The land owner would have perceived, prior knowledge of the value that TransGrid has put on the land.
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0238 Canberra Substation Renewal OFS 9002D Canberra 330/132kV Substation – Rebuild on a Remote Site Page 6, Appendix A Site Location, Figure 1
Land acquisition information is presented in these sections.
Land Location Strategic information
This information relates to the strategic acquisition of land and easements.
- This information would prove unfair in any future 2 party negotiations with land holders. The land owner would have perceived, prior knowledge of the value that TransGrid has put on the land.
With this information public a lower price for the land may not be able to be negotiated. A higher cost for the land than is able to be fairly negotiated is not in the interest of the consumer.
0248-538 Murray and Lower Tumut 11kV Switchboards OER-0248 Attachment A and Attachment B
Pricing information from proprietary supplier of design, supply install.
CAPEX Market Intelligence??
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Land acquisition and costs is presented in these sections.
Land Location/Costs
Strategic Information
This information relates to the strategic acquisition of land and easements.
- This information would prove unfair in any future 2 party negotiations with land holders. The land owner would have perceived, prior knowledge of the value that TransGrid has put on the land.
With this information public a lower price for the land may not be able to be negotiated. A higher cost for the land than is able to be fairly negotiated is not in the interest of the consumer.
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Land acquisition information is presented in these sections.
Land Location Strategic information
This information relates to the strategic acquisition of land and easements.
- This information would prove unfair in any future 2 party negotiations with land holders. The land owner would have perceived, prior knowledge of the value that TransGrid has put on the land.
With this information public a lower price for the land may not be able to be negotiated. A higher cost for the land than is able to be fairly negotiated is not in the interest of the consumer.
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The cost of land acquisition is presented in these sections.
Land costs Strategic information
This information relates to the strategic acquisition of land and easements.
- This information would prove unfair in any future 2 party negotiations with land holders. The land owner would have perceived, prior knowledge of the value that TransGrid has put on the land.
With this information public a lower price for the land may not be able to be negotiated. A higher cost for the land than is able to be fairly negotiated is not in the interest of the consumer.
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0412 Sydney West 330kV Switching Station Site Acquisition NSC-0412 Sydney West Bus Extension (Continuing Need)
Page 4, Section 1, paragraphs 3, 7, 8 & 9 Page 5, Section 2.1, Paragraph 6 Page 6, Section 2.1, Paragraph 1 & footnote Page 6, Section 2.4, whole section Page 8, Appendix A, Table Rows 1 & 6 - Comment Column FS PSR 344 Sydney West 330kv Bus Extension (Feasibility Study) Page 5, Section 1.4, last paragraph Page 7, Section 3.1.2, second sentence, first paragraph Page 16, Section 7, whole section
Current legal proceedings relating to land acquisition
Land costs Strategic information
This information relates to the strategic acquisition of land and easements.
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0447 Removal of SICAM from Haymarket GIS PSS-0447 Page 12 - 6.1 Two costing tables Page 13 - 7.3.2 Siemens have advised the following estimated costs for the works: $1,564,808.24 for the SICAM replacement. Attachment A in Appendix A of the PSS; and Appendix B
Pricing information from proprietary supplier of design, supply install.
contains details of Alstoms proposed work which may include proprietary information
OPEX and CAPEX of Armidale SVC
Market intelligence??
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0559 Hammonds Hill Radio Site Power Supply OFS-0559 A and C Section 1.5, Page 5, bullet point 3 - remove OFS-0559 A and C Section 1.5, Page 5, bullet point 1 - remove OFS-0559 A and C Page 8, Section 5 - remove OFS-0559 A and C Page 9, Section 6.1 , table - remove OFS-0559 B (two pages. NS&O/TS/CC&P/CP/08072013) - remove entire document
Land acquisition information and costs is presented in these sections. OFS-0599B contains confidential contract information
Land Location/costs
Strategic Information
This information would prove unfair in any future 2 party negotiations with land holders. The land owner would have perceived, prior knowledge of the value that TransGrid has put on the land.
With this information public a lower price for the land may not be able to be negotiated. A higher cost for the land than is able to be fairly negotiated is not in the interest of the consumer.
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0588 Molong SCADA Remediation OFS-0588A - Entire document OFS-0588B section 2.6, page 7, Paragraph 2 sentence 1-2: " The existing combined Alstom .. As well as the SCADA data." - remove. OER-0588 Section 4.2, page 6, paragraph 3 sentence 1: "The cost estimate for this work is $320k +/- 25%" - remove. OER-0588 Section 5.1, page 7, table, row 2 column 4: "$320k" - remove.
Contains details of Alstoms proposed work which may include proprietary information
OpeX and CAPEX Third party information
Third party information
This information is provided to TransGrid under the agreement of confidentiality
There would be no public benefit gained by public from having access to the information and it may undermine the suppliers bid if the project were to go to tender.
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0656 Locks and Keys Upgrade Program OER-656 - Substation Locks and Keys Upgrade Program Page 5, Sections 1.1 to 1.4 - all paragraphs Page 6, Section 2.1 all paragraphs and picture Page 7 , Section 2.2 all paragraphs and table Page 10, Sections 3.1.1, 3.1.2 and 3.1.3 - all paragraphs Page 11, Section 3.2.1, 3.2.2 and 3.2.3 - all paragraphs Pages 12, Section 3.3.1 - all paragraphs Page 13, Section 3.3.2 and 3.3.3 - all paragraphs Page 14, Section 3.4.1, 3.4.2 and 3.4.3 - all paragraphs Page 16, Section 4.5 - all paragraphs Page 17, Section 6 Page 18,19 and ,20 - Attachment A - all paragraphs
Description of TransGrid’s hierarchical keying system for the physical security of its operational assets, including current weaknesses, options to mitigate and number and types of locks.
Physical Security Information affecting the security of the network
Information provides details about TransGrid’s physical security measures
- Information would assist persons to achieve unauthorised to TransGrid’s operational assets with possible safety, reliability and financial consequences.
There would be no public benefit gained by public from having access to the information and it may increase the risk of a reliability incident were unauthorised entry to TransGrid's Operational assets achieved.
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0657 Substation Physical Security Upgrade Program OER- 657 - Substation Site Security Upgrade Program Page 5, Sections 1.1 to 1.4 - all paragraphs Page 6, all paragraphs Page 7 all paragraphs Page 8 all paragraphs Page 9 all paragraphs Pages 10 all paragraphs Page 11 all paragraphs Page12 all paragraphs Page 13 all paragraphs Page 13, Section 3.2 Economic Evaluation, Table Page 14 all paragraphs Page 15 and 16 - Attachment A - whole table Page 17 - Attachment B - whole table
Description of the security treatments applied at TransGrid operational sites and a gap analysis of where existing sites do not meet the required standards plus the work proposed to improve the security. Attachments contain a full listing of TransGrid sites and the physical security measures at each site. The document also gives criticality ranking of each of TransGrid’s operational sites in terms of which are the most attractive targets and are most critical to the operation of the network.
Physical Security Information affecting the security of the network
Information provides details about TransGrid’s physical security measures, details which of its sites are the most critical from a operational perspective and highlights a number of sites where the control measures are not fully implemented.
- Information would assist persons to achieve unauthorised to TransGrid’s operational assets with possible safety, reliability and financial consequences.
There would be no public benefit gained by public from having access to the information and it may increase the risk of a reliability incident were unauthorised entry to TransGrid's Operational assets achieved.
Title, page and paragraph number of document containing the confidential information
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0705 Beryl 330kV Substation Site Strategic Acquisition NS-0705 - Beryl 330 kV Site - Strategic Property Acquisition Page 6, Section 2.1, Table Page 7, Section 2.2, all words Page 8, Section 6, all words Page 9, Section 7, Appendix A Table
This information relates to the strategic acquisition of land and easements.
- This information would provide unfair advantage to land owners negotiating with TG for the acquisition of land and/or easements which would drive up costs which is not in the interest of the consumer.
With this information public prospective mining companies may face intensified public scrutiny of mining activities in the area, possibly driving away the economic input from the prospective mine/s.
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Description of TransGrids security measures at operational sites, plus the testing and inspection regimes
Physical Security Information affecting the security of the network
Information provides confidential details on TransGrid physical security measures and routine security inspections and patrols
- Information would assist persons to achieve unauthorised to TransGrids operational assets with possible safety, reliability and financial consequences.
There would be no public benefit gained by public from having access to the information and it may increase the risk of a reliability incident were unauthorised entry to TransGrid's Operational assets achieved.
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Network Renewal and Maintenance Strategy - Substation Security Assets
Page 2 - Table of Contents Page 7, Section 5.1 and 5.2 - all paragraphs Page 8, section 5.2 - all paragraphs Page 11, section 7.1 - all paragraphs Page 12 - all paragraphs Page 13 - all paragraphs Page 14 - all paragraphs Page 15 - all paragraphs Page 16 - all paragraphs Page 17 - all paragraphs Page 18 - all paragraphs Page 19, Section 8 - all paragraphs Page 21, Appendix A - Table 14 Pages 22- 24, Appendix B - Table 15
Description of TransGrids security measures at operational sites, plus listing of sites and their criticality to the network. Also includes a list of issues and details of proposed upgrades to the security measures
Physical Security Information affecting the security of the network
Information provides confidential details on TransGrid physical security measures and responses
- Information would assist persons to achieve unauthorised to TransGrids operational assets with possible safety, reliability and financial consequences.
There would be no public benefit gained by public from having access to the information and it may increase the risk of a reliability incident were unauthorised entry to TransGrid's Operational assets achieved.
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Network Security Standard Page 2 - Table of Contents ...Page 4, Section 4.2 all paragraphs ... Page 5, Sections 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 5.4 and 5.5 - all paragraphs ...Page 6 all paragraphs and table ... Page 7 - all paragraphs ...Page 8 - all paragraphs Page 9 - Figure 1 ...Page 10 - Figure 2 ...Page 11 - Figure 3 ...Page12, Section 6.3 - all paragraphs ... Page 13, Section 6.4, 6.5 and 6.6 - all paragraphs ...Page 14, Sections 6.7, 6.8,6.9, 6.10, 6.11 - all paragraphs ... Page 16 - Attachment 1 - all paragraphs . ...Page 17 - all paragraphs .... Page 18 ,Attachment 2 - all paragraphs ...Page 19, all paragraphs ...Page20 - all paragraphs ... Page 21 - all paragraphs
Description of the security treatments applied at TransGrid operational sites and detailed design and implementation information. Attachments contain the methodology of assessing the criticality and vulnerability of sites. The document also gives an indication of the various security responses that would be employed by TransGrid to respond to a heightened threat level.
Physical Security Information affecting the security of the network
Information provides confidential details on TransGrid physical security measures and responses
- Information would assist persons to achieve unauthorised to TransGrids operational assets with possible safety, reliability and financial consequences.
There would be no public benefit gained by public from having access to the information and it may increase the risk of a reliability incident were unauthorised entry to TransGrid's Operational assets achieved.
Attachment 1 - Confidentiality template – Risk man agement
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RINR-S-RM008
Network Security Standard
Pages 4-21
Standards for security treatments on TransGrid’s network
Capex & Opex Information affecting the security of the network
Describes the standards for security treatments on TransGrid’s network
Could be used by a malicious person to attempt to compromise the security and affect the operation of the network
The document is not material to the forecasts in the revenue proposal
RINR-S-RM009
CREMP
Pages 3-49
TransGrid’s emergency response procedures
Opex Information affecting the security of the network
Could be used by a malicious person to hinder emergency response
The document is not material to the forecasts in the revenue proposal
RINR-S-RM010
Claims History Transmission Lines (& Cable 41)
Specific insurance claims for incidents
Opex Market sensitive cost inputs
Includes specific insurance claims for incidents
Divulges confidential information on insurers’ commercial positions
Totals of the claims are provided in a report by Marsh attached to the revenue proposal as Appendix T. This is a sufficient level of information for consumers to review.
Attachment 1 - Confidentiality template – Easement maintenance work packages
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ACME Vegetation Management Invoice 1980 – Various pages
Contractor business details – rates for services (quantities blacked out rather than totals), banking details, contact numbers, signatures
Opex Market Sensitive Cost Inputs
Personal Information
Rates for vegetation services provided are confidential.
Personal information is private
Competitors can review pricing information from service providers.
No public benefit is gained from knowing pricing policy of contractors.
No public benefit is gained from knowing personal information of the contractor staff.
ACME Vegetation Management Invoice 1980 – Various pages
Property owner names, addresses and phone numbers
Opex Personal Information
Personal information is private
Personal information is private
No public benefit is gained from knowing personal information of the property owners
ACME Vegetation Management Invoice 1905 – Various pages
Contractor business details – rates for services (quantities blacked out rather than totals), banking details, contact numbers, signatures
Opex Market Sensitive Cost Inputs
Personal Information
Rates for vegetation services provided are confidential.
Personal information is private
Competitors can review pricing information from service providers.
No public benefit is gained from knowing pricing policy of contractors.
No public benefit is gained from knowing personal information of the contractor staff.
ACME Vegetation Management Invoice 1905 – Various pages
Property owner names, addresses and phone numbers
Opex Personal Information
Personal information is private
Personal information is private
No public benefit is gained from knowing personal information of the property owners
ACME Vegetation Management Invoice 1785 – Various pages
Contractor business details – rates for services (quantities blacked out rather than totals), banking details, contact numbers, signatures
Opex Market Sensitive Cost Inputs
Personal Information
Rates for vegetation services provided are confidential.
Personal information is private
Competitors can review pricing information from service providers.
No public benefit is gained from knowing pricing policy of contractors.
No public benefit is gained from knowing personal information of the contractor staff.
ACME Vegetation Management Invoice 1785 – Various pages
Property owner names, addresses and phone numbers
Opex Personal Information
Personal information is private
Personal information is private
No public benefit is gained from knowing personal information of the property owners
