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Larry Ruff and NZ gas market design
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English - October 05, 2021 03:57 - 7 minutes - 7.28 MBBusiness News Business News dso economics electricvehicles utilities batteries democratisation der deregulation disruption electricitymarkets Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Previous Episode: Bill Hogan - Parting thoughts on FTRs for New Zealand
Next Episode: Larry Ruff – the history of gas transmission
I’m talking to Larry Ruff, another giant of energy market reform. Larry worked with Bill Hogan, whom many of you enjoyed listening to on the podcast earlier in the year, on the design of the UK and New Zealand electricity markets in the 1990s but he’s probably best known as the brain behind Victoria’s gas market. He’s been watching the NZ regime with interest and recently put in an independent submission to the NZ Gas Industry Company’s Review of Transmission Access and Capacity Pricing about which he agreed to come and talk to us.
In this first episode we talk a bit about gas market design and the reasons that the NZ Gas Industry Company is looking at transmission access arrangements.