BB. I thought your $30 figure was rather low. Even old plant cannot normally get down to $35 per MWh.From,http://www.aemo.com.au/data/avg_price/averageprice_main.shtmlthe average annual energy prices for last three years are: . . . . . . NSW . . . SA . . . .VIC2007-08 . . $42.7 . . $73.5 . . $46.82008-09 . . $38.9 . . $51.0 . . $41.82009-10 . . $46.6 . . $59.3 . . $37.1While base futures from your link indicate,2011 . . . .$43.0 . . $43.3 . . $38.32012 . . . .$44.7 . . $47.5 . . $40.52013 . . . .$61.3 . . $69.4 . . $65.0The average figures would include peak prices. Therefore base futures not directly comparable.The figures you probably need to use are for SA, the feed-in point.Happy calculating.Juke
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