Financial Reporting
Our Year in Review, budget and financial reports
We plan, consult and report on our operations to advance the province’s electricity system and bring value to Albertans. Our stakeholders have a voice in our planning and ongoing activities. We’re transparent and accountable for our business initiatives and spending, and demonstrate that in our reporting and governance. View Business Planning.
Annual reporting
Quarterly financial reporting
Transparency reporting
We are committed to transparency and accountability on our executive and board expenses. View monthly expense reports here:
- AESO Business Expense and Travel Policy[Posted: November 30, 2016]
- 2020 transparency reporting
- 2019 transparency reporting
- 2018 transparency reporting
- 2017 transparency reporting
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2016 transparency reporting
- 2016 - November / December Expense Summary[Posted: February 1, 2017]
- 2016 - September / October Expense Summary[Posted: November 30, 2016]
- 2016 - July / August Expense Summary[Posted: September 29, 2016]
- 2016 - May / June Expense Summary[Posted: July 26, 2016]
- 2016 - March / April Expense Summary[Posted: May 31, 2016]
- 2016 - January / February Expense Summary[Posted: April 11, 2016]
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2015 transparency reporting
- 2015 - November / December Expense Summary[Posted: January 29, 2016]
- 2015 - September / October Expense Summary[Posted: December 4, 2015]
- 2015 - July / August Expense Summary[Posted: September 30, 2015]
- 2015 - May / June Expense Summary[Posted: September 21, 2015]
- 2015 - March / April Expense Summary[Posted: May 29, 2015]
- 2015 - January / February Expense Summary[Posted: March 31, 2015]
PSCTA Disclosure
What is included
The Public Sector Compensation Transparency Act requires all public sector bodies (agencies, boards and commissions) to post online the compensation paid to all board members and the compensation paid to employees who, in the calendar year 2017, earned more than $127,765. The threshold for disclosure was $125,000 in 2015 and $126,375 for 2016. The earnings provided include many other factors in addition to base salary such as employer contributions to benefits and savings programs, monetary performance rewards, vacation payouts, and any other taxable benefits or cash payments.
The AESO does not have a defined benefit pension plan (for example, Management Employee Pension Plan or Supplemental Retirement Plan). The exclusion of these compensation programs eliminates future liabilities to the organization and reduces AESO costs.
How the AESO is funded
The AESO is not funded by tax payers and the Alberta government — all AESO costs, including salaries, are funded by industry participants. The AESO’s budget is governed through a transparent public process, called the Budget Review Process.
Questions regarding this disclosure list should be directed stakeholder.relations@aeso.ca.
