The ADPS working committee, together with the consultants Merz & McLellan and the ADWEA Regulation Bureau representatives have been working together to develop a template for the formal draft Interface agreements to be used throughout the newly formed Power & Water Sector.

This is an important step forward in establishing the standards and commercial boundaries which will be used to control and regulate the industry.

ADPS was selected for this exercise since it has a wide variety of plant and equipment, and is one of the most well established co-generation power stations in the region, the working committee shown above, comprises of Mr Liaqhat Hassan, Mr Murad Sulaiman, Mr Patrick Goveas, and Mr Allen Conroy.

ADPS have been working on this document for quite some time, and are keen to see it put into practice as a test case at ADPS, once proven the document will form the basis of the remaining agreements for Bainounah Power Company including the Al Ain and Taweelah A power stations.

Having a clear understanding of the boundaries, and defining the areas of our companies’ responsibility is very important to the way in which the business will operate in the future, both physically and commercially.

The committee all agreed that this has been a most interesting and worthwhile experience which provided an opportunity for Bainounah Power Company to perform a detailed objective appraisal and "in-depth" analysis of both the corporate assets and the company operating procedures.