Public Process on the Competitive Matters Resolution

Austin Energy and the Electric Utility Commission invite the public to consider possible amendments to the City of Austin’s Competitive Matters Resolution.

What Is the Competitive Matters Resolution?
The Competitive Matters Resolution identifies the types of information that Austin Energy considers competitive and therefore not provided to the public. This type of information could give an advantage to Austin Energy competitors or prospective competitors if publicly released. Examples include fuel and wholesale power contracts, generating plant maintenance schedules, customer information, and market research.

• View the current Competitive Matters Resolution
• View the Texas Government Code sections related to competitive matters: Chapter 551, Open Meetings, and Chapter 552, Public Information

How Can I Participate?

• To provide input at meetings of the Electric Utility Commission, please see the EUC meeting schedule (pdf)
• View Competitive Matters comments
• For current information, see EUC meeting agendas, minutes and other documents

Austin Energy Presentations

• Initial Staff Recommendations (pdf) June 21, 2010
• Update on Competitive Matters Resolution (pdf) June 21, 2010
• Overview of Competitive Matters Resolution (pdf) January 25, 2010
• For current information, see EUC meeting agendas, minutes and other documents

Competitive Matters Documents

• Initial Staff Recommendation on the Resolution (pdf)
• Proposed Expanded Austin Energy Annual Performance Report (pdf)
• Proposed New Generation Project Plan Template (pdf)
• Draft Austin Energy Financial Update 2nd Quarter Ended
  March 31, 2010 (pdf)
• For current information, see EUC meeting agendas, minutes and other documents

Learn More about the Input Process
If you have questions about the hearings or the public input process:

• Email competitivematters@austinenergy.com,
• Call 322-6450, or
• Write Austin Energy, Competitive Matters Resolution, 721 Barton Springs Road, Austin, TX 78704.

What Is the EUC?
The Electric Utility Commission is a citizen’s advisory board appointed by the City Council. Learn more about the Commission.