pennvest webinar outreach slides paul marchetti executive director, pennvest august 5, 2010 1
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PENNVEST Webinar Outreach Slides
Paul MarchettiExecutive Director, PENNVEST
August 5, 2010
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Objectives of Presentation
• Background description of PENNVEST’s clearinghouse services
• Introduce rulebook
• Mock auction description
• Announce upcoming dates and initiation process of PENNVEST’s clearinghouse services
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Overview• PENNVEST will provide stakeholders the option to use its
“clearinghouse” services to participate in the state’s nutrient credit market
• PENNVEST has spent the past year, through iteration and multiple outreach sessions with stakeholders, designing the structure of the clearinghouse
• Goal of PENNVEST services:– Reduce transaction costs and risks to market participants – Be customizable to reflect different needs– Require risk-mitigating assurances so that transaction risk to both
PENNVEST and market participants is reduced
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Basic Clearinghouse Functions• PENNVEST will host the following types of market events, with
the schedule and frequency based on stakeholder interest:
– Provide auctions and clearing for multi-year forward contracts
– Provide auctions and clearing for “spot” contracts at the end of the compliance year
– Clearing of bilaterally negotiated prices and credit quantities between self-identified counterparties
– Option contracts to accommodate property developers’ multi-step regulatory approval process
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Rulebook• PENNVEST’s services and the process for entering into contracts
are described further in a rulebook available on PENNVEST’s website
• The rulebook is a formal description of how PENNVEST’s clearinghouse will operate, which is consistent with descriptions presented over previous year, and describes the process by which participants can enter into contracts with PENNVEST
• PENNVEST is accepting comments on the rulebook
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Mock Auction• PENNVEST and CCX will be administering a mock nutrient
credit auction Friday, August 27, 2010 to:
– Engage in outreach to potential market participants
– Become accustomed with the process of administering auctions
• PENNVEST has created a document that provides background detail about the mock auction and is available on PENNVEST’s website
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Structure of Mock Auction• Step 1: Participants notify PENNVEST of interest in participation
by Wednesday August 25 by submitting provided form
• Step 2: PENNVEST confirms registration
• Step 3: Submit mock bid/offer to CCX on Friday August 27
• Step 4: CCX announces results week of August 30
• Step 5: Debriefing session on Wednesday September 15
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Format of Mock Auction• Participation is voluntary as mock auction is purely for educational and
informational objectives
• Nutrient contracts will be specified in advance: spot and five-year strips for each pollutant in each basin (8 contracts in total)
• Bid / offer limits: each participant can submit one bid to buy or one offer to sell for each contract
• Auction will be sealed-bid single-round
• Auction will be uniform price for each specified contract
• PENNVEST will be a counterparty to all market participants (i.e., will effectively be two simultaneous auctions: regular auction for buyers and reverse auction for sellers)
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Contract Types in Mock Auction
Contract Number Basin Pollutant Contract Type Price ($/lb)
Contract 1 Susquehanna Nitrogen Spot
Contract 2 Susquehanna Nitrogen Five-Year Strip
Contract 3 Susquehanna Phosphorus Spot
Contract 4 Susquehanna Phosphorus Five-Year Strip
Contract 5 Potomac Nitrogen Spot
Contract 6 Potomac Nitrogen Five-Year Strip
Contract 7 Potomac Phosphorus Spot
Contract 8 Potomac Phosphorus Five-Year Strip
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Sample Auction Bid Form(offer form is analogous)
Contract Number Bid Price Quantity "Partial Fill" or "All-or-None"
Bid 1
Bid 2
Bid 3
Bid 4
Bid 5
Bid 6
Bid 7
Bid 8
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Auction Example: Bids/Offers(Basin “A”, nitrogen, spot contract)
Demand for Credits Supply of Credits
Purchaser Number
Maximum Willingness-
to-Pay (per lb N)
Quantity (lb N)
Cumulative Demand
Project Number
Minimum Willingness-to-Sell (per lb N)
Quantity (lb N)
Cumulative Supply
1 $10.00 10,000 10,000 1 $2.50 25,000 25,000
2 $9.00 25,000 35,000 2 $3.75 150,000 175,000
3 $6.00 125,000 160,000 3 $5.25 225,000 400,000
4 $5.00 250,000 410,000 4 $7.00 100,000 500,000
5 $4.50 200,000 610,000 5 $8.00 80,000 580,000
6 $4.00 75,000 685,00011
Results from Example• All bids “all/none”; all offers “partial”
• 160,000 credits purchased and sold at $4.77/lb
• Bids #1, #2, and #3 each have bids completely filled
• Offer #1 sells 25,000 credits and offer #2 sells 135,000 credits
• $4.77 is calculated as weighted average of:– last successful offer: $3.75 weighted by 150,000 / 275,000– last successful bid: $6.00 weighted by 125,000 / 275,000
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Upcoming Dates• Wednesday August 18: in-person meeting with PENNVEST,
DEP, and CCX staff in Harrisburg
• Wednesday August 25: last date to notify PENNVEST of interest in participating in mock auction
• Friday August 27: mock auction administered by CCX
• August 30: mock auction results announced this week
• Wednesday September 15: debriefing session for mock auction participants
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Webinar Participants
• All webinar participants are requested to send an email to Paul Marchetti ([email protected]) to indicate their presence on the webinar
• Please indicate in the email if you intend to participate in the mock auction
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Background Information
• Background information about PENNVEST’s clearinghouse role:http://www.portal.state.pa.us/portal/server.pt/community/pennvest/9242
• Background information about Nutrient Trading Program:http://www.dep.state.pa.us/river/Nutrient%20trading.htm
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Contact Information
• Please feel free to contact me for additional questions:
Paul MarchettiPENNVESTExecutive [email protected]
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