In effect
The Coal Network Capacity Company conducts capacity assessments of Aurizon Network’s central Queensland coal network, including developing and amending the system operating parameters, in accordance with cl. 7A of the 2017 access undertaking.
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16 July 2024 | Other documents | ACAR24 Report_REDACTED | pdf, 14.94 Mb |
16 July 2024 | Other documents | SOP24 Report_REDACTED | pdf, 4.75 Mb |
In accordance with clause 7A.5 of UT5, we are required to determine which transitional arrangements will most efficiently and effectively resolve the existing capacity deficits identified in each coal system.
We have made four determinations outlining appropriate transitional arrangements to progress to address identified existing capacity deficits in the respective systems.
We will make further determinations in relation to the progression of appropriate transitional arrangements, in due course.
2023 annual capacity assessment report
The 2023 annual capacity assessment report was the second assessment undertaken since the initial capacity assessment.
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01 August 2023 | Other documents | Final ACAR Report 2023 Erratum Appendix A | pdf, 205.40 Kb |
29 June 2023 | Other documents | Final ACAR Report 2023_Redacted | pdf, 3.16 Mb |
29 June 2023 | Other documents | Final SOP 2023_Redacted | pdf, 3.39 Mb |
2022 annual capacity assessment report
The 2022 annual capacity assessment report was the first assessment undertaken since the initial capacity assessment (released in October 2021).
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23 June 2022 | Other documents | Coal Network Capacity Co – Annual capacity assessment report 2022 – Redacted | pdf, 13.24 Mb |
23 June 2022 | Other documents | Coal Network Capacity Co – System operating parameters 2022 – Redacted | pdf, 2.71 Mb |
Initial capacity assessment report
The initial capacity assessment report assesses the deliverable capacity of each coal system, having regard to the way each coal system operates in practice, from 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2024.
The initial capacity assessment report sets out the constraints that reduce, or are likely to reduce, deliverable network capacity and identifies any existing capacity deficits (where the deliverable capacity will not meet committed capacity). It also includes specific causes for any existing capacity deficits and provides potential solutions for addressing them, where possible.
Aurizon Network provided its detailed response to the initial capacity assessment report, outlining its views on the causes, and possible transitional solutions, for existing capacity deficits, and the process for implementation.
The Coal Network Capacity Company has considered Aurizon Network’s response and made a recommendation on which transitional arrangements to reduce the capacity deficits.
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23 June 2022 | Other documents | Coal Network Capacity Co’s recommendation to the QCA REDACTED | pdf, 1.51 Mb |
21 April 2022 | Other documents | Aurizon Network’s detailed ICAR response | pdf, 11.70 Mb |
12 November 2021 | Other documents | Aurizon Network’s preliminary ICAR response | pdf, 3.13 Mb |
01 November 2021 | Other documents | Coal Network Capacity Co – Initial Capacity Assessment Report REDACTED | pdf, 5.07 Mb |
01 November 2021 | Other documents | Coal Network Capacity Co – System Operating Parameters for ICAR REDACTED | pdf, 2.58 Mb |
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31 August 2023 | Other documents | Independent expert – Proposed Newlands system concept study | pdf, 244.02 Kb |
11 August 2023 | Other documents | Aurizon Network – Newlands system concept study proposal (redacted) | pdf, 457.00 Kb |