Independent Power Producers Society of Alberta Annual Conference Information
Congratulations to Johanne Picard-Thompson of AltaLink, winner of the PwC IPPSA business card draw for a Flip Ultra 2 camcorder.
The Independent Power Producers Society of Alberta (IPPSA) is a forum for dialogue among the province's power producers and a proponent of competition in Alberta's electricity market. For power producers in Alberta, adjustments to climate change policy, price caps, carbon markets, transmission, and project economics are altering the market and creating debate. These publications describe how our utilities professionals offer distinctive services that can help power producers.
Turning complexity into opportunity
M&A Services
The PwC approach to mergers and acquisitions emphasizes clear communication of tax and structuring issues, provides creative solutions, and utilizes a proven methodology to address potential risk and opportunities. Read how we can assist you in assessing your deal, build an efficient structure around it, and identify challenges in post-deal integration.
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Aligning cost with performance
Capital Portfolio Management (CPM)
A successful CPM strategy needs to align your company’s long-term strategy with your daily operational needs. Our CPM practice has both the engineering, technical and financial credentials to help make your capital portfolio a success. This publication describes how we can provide the independent, objective perspective on a capital project needed to increase efficiencies and drive down cost.
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Aligning cost with performance (6.53 MB) Download the PDF publication. |
Driving strategic value through your suppliers
Procurement Services
PwC can help avoid supply disruption, quality issues and brand degradation. Find out how we will work with you to build a process of procurement that combines the right people and the right sourcing to deliver immediate results.
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Driving strategic value through your suppliers (8.90 MB) Download the PDF publication. |
Harnessing the power of change
Sustainable Business Solutions
PwC is one of Canada’s leading providers of sustainability and climate change services. We work with Canada’s leading organizations to help them manage, measure, report, and improve their sustainability performance. Our experts include scientists, engineers, accountants and other professionals with experience and training in all aspects of corporate sustainability and climate change. Learn more in this publication.
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Harnessing the power of change (1.69 MB) Download the PDF publication. |
Getting your research and development to work for you
Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED)
PwC can optimize your SR&ED claim while minimizing administrative burden. Our team has extensive experience in the utilities sector, allowing us to recognize opportunities in your organization, thus maximizing your claim potential. This publication describes how we can help your organization.
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Getting your research and development to work for you (7.18 MB) Download the PDF publication. |
Creating value through integration
Treasury Management System (TMS)
PwC will help you find the right TMS by providing a combination of corporate treasury systems and program management skills to assist in the assessment and implementation of new technology in treasury. Read this publication to learn how we develop and implement treasury systems solutions based on enterprise resource planning (ERP) and package applications, creating a seamless transition from your current system.
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Creating value through integration (9.85 MB) Download the PDF publication. |
Power Deals: 2010 Annual Review
The global power deal market is finally seeing an upward trend in momentum from the lows reached in 2009, with the total deal value in the non-renewable electricity and gas sectors up 19% year on year from US$97.6bn to US$116bn in 2010 – a year which also saw an end to the deal stalemate in the US with a renewed deal flow that looks set to continue this year. Compared to the heady mountain of power deals transacted between 2005-2008, deal values remain low but conditions are in place for a return at least to the foothills of these peaks, according to PwC’s annual Power Deals review.
