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This audio is brought to you by Endress and Hauser, a leading supplier of products, solutions and services for industrial process measurement and automation. The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) has initiated consultations on Eskom's latest Regulatory Clearing Account (RCA) application for the 2022/23 financial year, where Eskom is requesting R9-million, its lowest RCA application since the utility began making yearly submissions under the claw-back mechanism. Given that the amount is less than 2% of Eskom's allowable revenue for the year, Nersa is not required to undertake public hearings. Nevertheless, a consultation document has been published, with virtual hearings scheduled for August 2 and 4 and a decision expected by December 2. Eskom indicates that the cost and revenue variances during the period were relatively modest largely because foregone revenue related to loadshedding during the period has not been included in the RCA. GM for regulation Hasha Tlhotlhalemaje reports that the effect of loadshedding on Eskom during the period was about R20-billion, but that this amount has been excluded from the application as has been the case historically. She also tells Engineering News that the relatively small variance does not reflect a growing convergence between Eskom and Nersa regarding RCA calculations, disputes over which have been the subject of legal action. Eskom has reviewed all RCA decisions from 2014/15 to 2020/21 in court and court processes are still under way involving about R60-billion in what the utility alleges to be incorrect RCA decisions. Tlhotlhalemaje says this view has been endorsed by a court judgment and order for the financial years 2014/15 to 2016/17 RCA decisions, which Eskom subsequently re-reviewed after Nersa failed to comply with the order. Therefore, she does not view the current small variation as reflecting a growing convergence between Nersa and Eskom on the way the RCA mechanism is being implemented. "Instead, the key variances make the difference; one of these being revenue related to loadshedding that has not been included in the RCA. "Thus, an amount of approximately R20-bilion is not recovered, which has always been the tradition, but the amount is very extreme for this financial year," Tlhotlhalemaje explains. Eskom and Nersa also not yet aligned on the methodological approach that should be taken for the next round of tariff applications. Nersa has approve Electricity Pricing Determination Rules (EPDR), which it wants to be implemented for the 2025/26 financial year. Eskom, however, says the EPDR cannot be implemented as its fails to include a method for calculating tariffs and that the prevailing multiyear price determination, or MYPD, framework and methodology will, thus, have to be used. "Eskom is complying with the court order that requires the use of whatever methodology is in existence in September 2023 for the revenue determination for 2025/26. "The process is under way for a decision by Nersa in December 2024," Tlhotlhalemaje tells Engineering News.

This audio is brought to you by Endress and Hauser, a leading supplier of products, solutions and services for industrial process measurement and automation. The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) has initiated consultations on Eskom's latest Regulatory Clearing Account (RCA) application for the 2022/23 financial year, where Eskom is requesting R9-million, its lowest RCA application since the utility began making yearly submissions under the claw-back mechanism. Given that the amount is less than 2% of Eskom's allowable revenue for the year, Nersa is not required to undertake public hearings. Nevertheless, a consultation document has been published, with virtual hearings scheduled for August 2 and 4 and a decision expected by December 2. Eskom indicates that the cost and revenue variances during the period were relatively modest largely because foregone revenue related to loadshedding during the period has not been included in the RCA. GM for regulation Hasha Tlhotlhalemaje reports that the effect of loadshedding on Eskom during the period was about R20-billion, but that this amount has been excluded from the application as has been the case historically. She also tells Engineering News that the relatively small variance does not reflect a growing convergence between Eskom and Nersa regarding RCA calculations, disputes over which have been the subject of legal action. Eskom has reviewed all RCA decisions from 2014/15 to 2020/21 in court and court processes are still under way involving about R60-billion in what the utility alleges to be incorrect RCA decisions. Tlhotlhalemaje says this view has been endorsed by a court judgment and order for the financial years 2014/15 to 2016/17 RCA decisions, which Eskom subsequently re-reviewed after Nersa failed to comply with the order. Therefore, she does not view the current small variation as reflecting a growing convergence between Nersa and Eskom on the way the RCA mechanism is being implemented. "Instead, the key variances make the difference; one of these being revenue related to loadshedding that has not been included in the RCA. "Thus, an amount of approximately R20-bilion is not recovered, which has always been the tradition, but the amount is very extreme for this financial year," Tlhotlhalemaje explains. Eskom and Nersa also not yet aligned on the methodological approach that should be taken for the next round of tariff applications. Nersa has approve Electricity Pricing Determination Rules (EPDR), which it wants to be implemented for the 2025/26 financial year. Eskom, however, says the EPDR cannot be implemented as its fails to include a method for calculating tariffs and that the prevailing multiyear price determination, or MYPD, framework and methodology will, thus, have to be used. "Eskom is complying with the court order that requires the use of whatever methodology is in existence in September 2023 for the revenue determination for 2025/26. "The process is under way for a decision by Nersa in December 2024," Tlhotlhalemaje tells Engineering News.

This audio is brought to you by Endress and Hauser, a leading supplier of products, solutions and services for industrial process measurement and automation. Eskom says the Electricity Pricing Determination Rules (EPDR) approved by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) in December cannot be implemented for the 2025/26 financial year as proposed by the regulator, owing to the time it takes to prepare, adjudicate and approve such applications. In addition, the utility has questioned whether the rules are implementable at all given how far they deviate from established standards used globally for determining electricity tariffs. Following a period of public consultation, Nersa approved the EPDR late last year. These tariffs are applicable for all licensees providing electricity to customers. The prevailing multiyear price determination (MYPD) framework and methodology has been used to determine Eskom's yearly allowable revenue since 2006. That allowable revenue is then divided by approved sales volumes for the period to determine average tariffs. The detailed Eskom tariffs to be charged in any given year are then determined by the Eskom Retail Tariff and Structural Adjustment methodology. For municipalities, Nersa is required to base tariffs on the cost of supply framework. Nersa says the revision to the way tariffs are determined has been informed by changes under way in the electricity supply industry, including the emergence of new participants in generation and trading and the unbundling of Eskom. Tariffs, it argues, will no longer be aggregated and will instead be determined for each licensed activity along the value chain - including generation, transmission, distribution and trading - based on the fixed costs, variable costs and customer-specific costs allowed by the regulator. Nersa has already acknowledged the potential difficulties in transitioning from the MYPD to the EPDR and has outlined two possible routes, described as Plan A and Plan B, for introducing the new framework. It has also noted that the MYPD was introduced even though the methodology was not fully finalised in 2006. However, Eskom GM for regulation Hasha Tlhotlhalemaje does not believe the EPDR is implementable at all and argues that neither Plan A nor Plan B can be implemented in 2025/26 as proposed, as neither plan fully accounts for the time it takes Eskom to prepare a submission and meet the relevant legislative requirements. These timing requirements have been reinforced in recent court judgments and orders, which have stipulated that only a methodology that is in place 18 months ahead of a new tariff adjustment can be applicable. That being the case, the new rules and associated methodology would have to have been approved by September 2023 for it to be implemented for the 2025/26 tariff period, which starts on April 1 next year. Furthermore, Tlhotlhalemaje argues that the EPDR approved by Nersa in December is not a complete set of rules, but rather an approach to determining tariffs based on individual customer profiles and not the system profile. "This is not possible and has not been implemented anywhere in the world and we think it will result in complete chaos," she says. While asserting that it will take Eskom at least two years to adjust to any new approach, she argues that it could take even longer for other industry participants, such as independent power producers (IPPs) and traders, given that they have had little experience of Nersa's tariff processes. "Before this can be implemented - and assuming it is implementable - a complete understanding of the process and requirements is needed. "This is not included in the rules at the moment." She notes, too, that because all licensees will be expected to provide Nersa with information before tariffs can be determined, practical tools, such as clear forms and formulas, are also required and such documentation has not yet been published or consulted. "If Nersa wishes to chan...

This audio is brought to you by Endress and Hauser, a leading supplier of products, solutions and services for industrial process measurement and automation. Eskom says the Electricity Pricing Determination Rules (EPDR) approved by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) in December cannot be implemented for the 2025/26 financial year as proposed by the regulator, owing to the time it takes to prepare, adjudicate and approve such applications. In addition, the utility has questioned whether the rules are implementable at all given how far they deviate from established standards used globally for determining electricity tariffs. Following a period of public consultation, Nersa approved the EPDR late last year. These tariffs are applicable for all licensees providing electricity to customers. The prevailing multiyear price determination (MYPD) framework and methodology has been used to determine Eskom's yearly allowable revenue since 2006. That allowable revenue is then divided by approved sales volumes for the period to determine average tariffs. The detailed Eskom tariffs to be charged in any given year are then determined by the Eskom Retail Tariff and Structural Adjustment methodology. For municipalities, Nersa is required to base tariffs on the cost of supply framework. Nersa says the revision to the way tariffs are determined has been informed by changes under way in the electricity supply industry, including the emergence of new participants in generation and trading and the unbundling of Eskom. Tariffs, it argues, will no longer be aggregated and will instead be determined for each licensed activity along the value chain - including generation, transmission, distribution and trading - based on the fixed costs, variable costs and customer-specific costs allowed by the regulator. Nersa has already acknowledged the potential difficulties in transitioning from the MYPD to the EPDR and has outlined two possible routes, described as Plan A and Plan B, for introducing the new framework. It has also noted that the MYPD was introduced even though the methodology was not fully finalised in 2006. However, Eskom GM for regulation Hasha Tlhotlhalemaje does not believe the EPDR is implementable at all and argues that neither Plan A nor Plan B can be implemented in 2025/26 as proposed, as neither plan fully accounts for the time it takes Eskom to prepare a submission and meet the relevant legislative requirements. These timing requirements have been reinforced in recent court judgments and orders, which have stipulated that only a methodology that is in place 18 months ahead of a new tariff adjustment can be applicable. That being the case, the new rules and associated methodology would have to have been approved by September 2023 for it to be implemented for the 2025/26 tariff period, which starts on April 1 next year. Furthermore, Tlhotlhalemaje argues that the EPDR approved by Nersa in December is not a complete set of rules, but rather an approach to determining tariffs based on individual customer profiles and not the system profile. "This is not possible and has not been implemented anywhere in the world and we think it will result in complete chaos," she says. While asserting that it will take Eskom at least two years to adjust to any new approach, she argues that it could take even longer for other industry participants, such as independent power producers (IPPs) and traders, given that they have had little experience of Nersa's tariff processes. "Before this can be implemented - and assuming it is implementable - a complete understanding of the process and requirements is needed. "This is not included in the rules at the moment." She notes, too, that because all licensees will be expected to provide Nersa with information before tariffs can be determined, practical tools, such as clear forms and formulas, are also required and such documentation has not yet been published or consulted. "If Nersa wishes to chan...

This audio is brought to you by Endress and Hauser, a leading supplier of products, solutions and services for industrial process measurement and automation. The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) has approved far-reaching changes to the way electricity tariffs will be set in future, but it could still take some time before the rules are fully implemented. Nersa approved the new Electricity Price Determination Rules (EPDR) on December 14, following a consultation phase, which was initiated in 2021 to find an alternative to the current multiyear price determination (MYPD) framework that has been used to set Eskom tariffs since 2006. Full-time regulatory member for electricity Nhlanhla Gumede tells Engineering News that the decision to revamp the approach to setting tariffs was informed by changes under way in the electricity supply industry, including the emergence of new participants in generation and trading and the unbundling of Eskom. In addition, the regulator had grown increasingly concerned about the steep rise in tariffs over the past number of years that, alongside a dismal industry performance, had undermined credibility and sent poor price signals. "The objective was to develop interventions to make the pricing framework more fit-for-purpose in an increasingly disaggregated industry and to drive efficiencies in both the use and production of electricity for improved price stability," Gumede explains. The move to a competitive industry, he argues, also requires a tool that focuses on the industry as a whole and not only a single licensee. Under the EPDR, tariffs will no longer be aggregated and are instead determined for each licensed activity along the value chain - including generation, transmission, distribution and trading - based on the fixed costs, variable costs and customer-specific costs allowed by the regulator. Nersa argues that such activity-based costing (ABC) should be no more data-intensive than the current methodologies, as licensees collect costing and financial data on an ongoing basis. ABC, it adds, simply requires the licensees to package the same data with a standardised set of regulatory accounts, before the allowable revenue calculations are undertaken. The proposed outcome is what Gumede describes as being "unbundled and cost reflective tariffs". Nersa is currently aiming to implement the EPDR from the 2025/26 financial year but acknowledges that transitioning from the MYPD poses challenges and timing will depend on the readiness of licensees and other effected stakeholders. Implementation also requires the finalisation of the methodology to be used by licensees to prepare a tariff submission, and no timeline has as yet been set for the publication of such a methodology. In approving the EPDR, Nersa outlined both a Plan A and a Plan B for implementation, with Plan B allowing for the use of the MYPD methodology, with certain conditions. Eskom has stated previously that it takes two years to prepare a revenue application under the MYPD and has, thus, already started preparing its submission for the 2025/26 financial year under the existing methodology. In addition, in July 2022 the High Court confirmed that any revenue application needed to be made in accordance with an existing methodology, which in the case of the EPDR still must be finalised. Therefore, Eskom is likely to argue that it is not practical to implement the EPDR in 2025, given that its submission would have to be made this year to allow Nersa time to conduct the public consultations and hearings required for the approval of municipal tariffs by March 15, 2025, as stipulated by the Finance Minister. Nevertheless, Gumede indicates that the regulator is eager to transition to the EPDR, while highlighting that the EPDR implementation plan "provides for a period of support to licensees and affected stakeholders to transition to the new pricing rules". He notes, too, that Eskom's September 2005 application for revenue f...

This audio is brought to you by Endress and Hauser, a leading supplier of products, solutions and services for industrial process measurement and automation. The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) has approved far-reaching changes to the way electricity tariffs will be set in future, but it could still take some time before the rules are fully implemented. Nersa approved the new Electricity Price Determination Rules (EPDR) on December 14, following a consultation phase, which was initiated in 2021 to find an alternative to the current multiyear price determination (MYPD) framework that has been used to set Eskom tariffs since 2006. Full-time regulatory member for electricity Nhlanhla Gumede tells Engineering News that the decision to revamp the approach to setting tariffs was informed by changes under way in the electricity supply industry, including the emergence of new participants in generation and trading and the unbundling of Eskom. In addition, the regulator had grown increasingly concerned about the steep rise in tariffs over the past number of years that, alongside a dismal industry performance, had undermined credibility and sent poor price signals. "The objective was to develop interventions to make the pricing framework more fit-for-purpose in an increasingly disaggregated industry and to drive efficiencies in both the use and production of electricity for improved price stability," Gumede explains. The move to a competitive industry, he argues, also requires a tool that focuses on the industry as a whole and not only a single licensee. Under the EPDR, tariffs will no longer be aggregated and are instead determined for each licensed activity along the value chain - including generation, transmission, distribution and trading - based on the fixed costs, variable costs and customer-specific costs allowed by the regulator. Nersa argues that such activity-based costing (ABC) should be no more data-intensive than the current methodologies, as licensees collect costing and financial data on an ongoing basis. ABC, it adds, simply requires the licensees to package the same data with a standardised set of regulatory accounts, before the allowable revenue calculations are undertaken. The proposed outcome is what Gumede describes as being "unbundled and cost reflective tariffs". Nersa is currently aiming to implement the EPDR from the 2025/26 financial year but acknowledges that transitioning from the MYPD poses challenges and timing will depend on the readiness of licensees and other effected stakeholders. Implementation also requires the finalisation of the methodology to be used by licensees to prepare a tariff submission, and no timeline has as yet been set for the publication of such a methodology. In approving the EPDR, Nersa outlined both a Plan A and a Plan B for implementation, with Plan B allowing for the use of the MYPD methodology, with certain conditions. Eskom has stated previously that it takes two years to prepare a revenue application under the MYPD and has, thus, already started preparing its submission for the 2025/26 financial year under the existing methodology. In addition, in July 2022 the High Court confirmed that any revenue application needed to be made in accordance with an existing methodology, which in the case of the EPDR still must be finalised. Therefore, Eskom is likely to argue that it is not practical to implement the EPDR in 2025, given that its submission would have to be made this year to allow Nersa time to conduct the public consultations and hearings required for the approval of municipal tariffs by March 15, 2025, as stipulated by the Finance Minister. Nevertheless, Gumede indicates that the regulator is eager to transition to the EPDR, while highlighting that the EPDR implementation plan "provides for a period of support to licensees and affected stakeholders to transition to the new pricing rules". He notes, too, that Eskom's September 2005 application for revenue f...

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Welcome to From The Blue Seats: A New York Rangers Podcast on The Hockey Podcast Network!Stay up to date in the world of hockey with The Hockey Podcast Network. Every week, The Hockey Podcast Network offers a unique podcast dedicated to your New York Rangers. All episodes of this, and all other podcasts, are available at thehockeypodcastnetwork.com or wherever you get your podcasts from. Make sure you follow The Hockey Podcast Network on Twitter @hockeypodnetHOST: Jimmy Fanizzi, host of The Bottom Line on YouTubeTwitter: @blueseats94, @bottomlinewmcxInstagram: @thereal_fanizzi, @bottomlinewmcxFollow us on Twitter and Instagram! @blueseats94Subscribe to MYPD on all audio platforms, and on YouTube!!Call (800) 327-5050 or visit gamblinghelplinema.org (MA), Gambling Problem? Call 877-8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY),If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referralservices can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537)(CO/IL/IN/LA/MD/MI/NJ/OH/PA/TN/WV/WY), 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700(KS/NH), 888-789-7777/visit ccpg.org (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), visit OPGR.org (OR), or1-888-532-3500 (VA)21+ (18+ NH/WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/KS/LA(selectparishes)/MA/MD/MI/NH/NJ/NY/OH/OR/PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. VOID IN ONT. Eligibilityrestrictions apply. On behalf of Boot Hill Casino & Resort (KS).Bet $5 Get $200 offer (void in NH/OR): Valid 1 per new customer. Min. $5 deposit. Min $5pre-game moneyline bet. Bet must win. $200 issued as six (8) $25 bonus bets.Promotional offer period ends 5/28/23 at 11:59PM ET.

Welcome to From The Blue Seats: A New York Rangers Podcast on The Hockey Podcast Network! Stay up to date in the world of hockey with The Hockey Podcast Network. Every week, The Hockey Podcast Network offers a unique podcast dedicated to your New York Rangers. All episodes of this, and all other podcasts, are available at thehockeypodcastnetwork.com or wherever you get your podcasts from. Make sure you follow The Hockey Podcast Network on Twitter @hockeypodnet HOST: Jimmy Fanizzi, host of The Bottom Line on YouTube Twitter: @blueseats94, @bottomlinewmcx Instagram: @thereal_fanizzi, @bottomlinewmcx Follow us on Twitter and Instagram! @blueseats94 Subscribe to MYPD on all audio platforms, and on YouTube!! Call (800) 327-5050 or visit gamblinghelplinema.org (MA), Gambling Problem? Call 877- 8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY), If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) (CO/IL/IN/LA/MD/MI/NJ/OH/PA/TN/WV/WY), 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (KS/NH), 888-789-7777/visit ccpg.org (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), visit OPGR.org (OR), or 1-888-532-3500 (VA) 21+ (18+ NH/WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/KS/LA(select parishes)/MA/MD/MI/NH/NJ/NY/OH/OR/PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. VOID IN ONT. Eligibility restrictions apply. On behalf of Boot Hill Casino & Resort (KS). Bet $5 Get $200 offer (void in NH/OR): Valid 1 per new customer. Min. $5 deposit. Min $5 pre-game moneyline bet. Bet must win. $200 issued as six (8) $25 bonus bets. Promotional offer period ends 5/28/23 at 11:59PM ET. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to From The Blue Seats: A New York Rangers Podcast on The Hockey Podcast Network! Stay up to date in the world of hockey with The Hockey Podcast Network. Every week, The Hockey Podcast Network offers a unique podcast dedicated to your New York Rangers. All episodes of this, and all other podcasts, are available at thehockeypodcastnetwork.com or wherever you get your podcasts from. Make sure you follow The Hockey Podcast Network on Twitter @hockeypodnet HOST: Jimmy Fanizzi, host of The Bottom Line on YouTube Twitter: @blueseats94, @bottomlinewmcx Instagram: @thereal_fanizzi, @bottomlinewmcx Follow us on Twitter and Instagram! @blueseats94 Subscribe to MYPD on all audio platforms, and on YouTube!! Call (800) 327-5050 or visit gamblinghelplinema.org (MA), Gambling Problem? Call 877- 8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY), If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) (CO/IL/IN/LA/MD/MI/NJ/OH/PA/TN/WV/WY), 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (KS/NH), 888-789-7777/visit ccpg.org (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), visit OPGR.org (OR), or 1-888-532-3500 (VA) 21+ (18+ NH/WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/KS/LA(select parishes)/MA/MD/MI/NH/NJ/NY/OH/OR/PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. VOID IN ONT. Eligibility restrictions apply. On behalf of Boot Hill Casino & Resort (KS). Bet $5 Get $200 offer (void in NH/OR): Valid 1 per new customer. Min. $5 deposit. Min $5 pre-game moneyline bet. Bet must win. $200 issued as six (8) $25 bonus bets. Promotional offer period ends 5/28/23 at 11:59PM ET. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to From The Blue Seats: A New York Rangers Podcast on The Hockey Podcast Network!Stay up to date in the world of hockey with The Hockey Podcast Network. Every week, The Hockey Podcast Network offers a unique podcast dedicated to your New York Rangers. All episodes of this, and all other podcasts, are available at thehockeypodcastnetwork.com or wherever you get your podcasts from. Make sure you follow The Hockey Podcast Network on Twitter @hockeypodnetHOST: Jimmy Fanizzi, host of The Bottom Line on YouTubeTwitter: @blueseats94, @bottomlinewmcxInstagram: @thereal_fanizzi, @bottomlinewmcxFollow us on Twitter and Instagram! @blueseats94Subscribe to MYPD on all audio platforms, and on YouTube!!Call (800) 327-5050 or visit gamblinghelplinema.org (MA), Gambling Problem? Call 877-8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY),If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referralservices can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537)(CO/IL/IN/LA/MD/MI/NJ/OH/PA/TN/WV/WY), 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700(KS/NH), 888-789-7777/visit ccpg.org (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), visit OPGR.org (OR), or1-888-532-3500 (VA)21+ (18+ NH/WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/KS/LA(selectparishes)/MA/MD/MI/NH/NJ/NY/OH/OR/PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. VOID IN ONT. Eligibilityrestrictions apply. On behalf of Boot Hill Casino & Resort (KS).Bet $5 Get $200 offer (void in NH/OR): Valid 1 per new customer. Min. $5 deposit. Min $5pre-game moneyline bet. Bet must win. $200 issued as six (8) $25 bonus bets.Promotional offer period ends 5/28/23 at 11:59PM ET.

After updating some key cost assumptions, Eskom has confirmed that it will be applying for a 32% tariff hike for implementation on April 1, 2023. The State-owned utility is also applying for a 9.74% increase for its subsequent financial year. The increases are outlined in an addendum to Eskom's fifth multiyear price determination (MYPD5) application, which contains changes to various key assumptions, including those relating to the cost and use of diesel for its open-cycle gas turbines (OCGTs), as well as independent power producer (IPP) costs. The addendum also outlines a large increase in the depreciation allowance, which accounts for 10.67% of the 32.02% being sought. Eskom argues that the depreciation adjustment arises from an “incorrect” regulatory asset base (RAB) valuation by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) in a 2021 tariff decision, whereby the regulator reduced Eskom's RAB from over R1.2-trillion to about R550-billion. Eskom subsequently took the RAB aspect of the decision on legal review and a ruling could be made prior to the next Nersa tariff determination. The 2024 financial year hike outlined in the addendum is slightly below the 38.1% increase contained in a Nersa consultation paper released in July. That paper was published following a court order stipulating that Nersa adjudicate at least Eskom's 2024 financial year application under the existing MYPD methodology and make a final determination by December 24. Written comments had to be submitted by September 8 and public hearings will be held from September 19 to 23, with Nersa indicating that it plans to make a decision on November 7. Following a court order in 2021, the Energy Regulator adjudicated only the first year of the three-year MYPD5 application, which was submitted in June 2021 and covered the three financial years of 2023, 2024 and 2025. A 9.61% hike was approved for 2023 financial year and was implemented on April 1, 2022, raising Eskom's allowable revenue to R264-billion for the year. Eskom had applied for a 20.5% increase. The Nersa consultation paper published in July in relation to the 2024 and 2025 financial years also arose following a court order stipulating that Nersa adjudicate at least the 2024 financial year application under the existing MYPD methodology, as a new methodology was yet to be finalised. The increase outlined by Eskom in its updated MYPD5 submission is still based on the allowable revenue figure of R335-billion included in the original 2021 application. After RCA and court-ordered revenue allowances, however, the figure rises to R351-billion. That larger revenue figure includes R15-billion arising from settlement reached after the Supreme Court of Appeal ordered that the remaining portion of a R69-billion government equity injection, which was found to have been deducted incorrectly from Eskom's MYPD4 revenue, be recouped. In terms of the settlement, the outstanding R59-billion would be recovered during the financial years from 2024 to 2027. The R351-billion revenue figure also includes an amount of R1.7-billion arising from a R3.4-billion RCA amount awarded to Eskom, which it has not yet liquidated. Despite a slight upward adjustment to assumed sales for the year, the standard tariff would need to rise by 32% next year for Eskom to secure the full allowable revenue being sought. As has become the norm, the request will be strongly resisted by stakeholders during public hearings. Besides the large depreciation amount outlined, the other two major contributors to the 32% requests relate to primary-energy costs, which make up 7.85% of the increase being sought and IPP costs, which comprise 9.05% BIG RISE IN DIESEL COSTS OUTLINED The main driver behind the primary energy cost rise is a revision to Eskom's assumption regarding diesel, the price of which has increased materially since Russian's invasion of Ukraine. The utility is also expecting to rely more heavily on its OCGTs over the coming two years...

After updating some key cost assumptions, Eskom has confirmed that it will be applying for a 32% tariff hike for implementation on April 1, 2023. The State-owned utility is also applying for a 9.74% increase for its subsequent financial year. The increases are outlined in an addendum to Eskom's fifth multiyear price determination (MYPD5) application, which contains changes to various key assumptions, including those relating to the cost and use of diesel for its open-cycle gas turbines (OCGTs), as well as independent power producer (IPP) costs. The addendum also outlines a large increase in the depreciation allowance, which accounts for 10.67% of the 32.02% being sought. Eskom argues that the depreciation adjustment arises from an “incorrect” regulatory asset base (RAB) valuation by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) in a 2021 tariff decision, whereby the regulator reduced Eskom's RAB from over R1.2-trillion to about R550-billion. Eskom subsequently took the RAB aspect of the decision on legal review and a ruling could be made prior to the next Nersa tariff determination. The 2024 financial year hike outlined in the addendum is slightly below the 38.1% increase contained in a Nersa consultation paper released in July. That paper was published following a court order stipulating that Nersa adjudicate at least Eskom's 2024 financial year application under the existing MYPD methodology and make a final determination by December 24. Written comments had to be submitted by September 8 and public hearings will be held from September 19 to 23, with Nersa indicating that it plans to make a decision on November 7. Following a court order in 2021, the Energy Regulator adjudicated only the first year of the three-year MYPD5 application, which was submitted in June 2021 and covered the three financial years of 2023, 2024 and 2025. A 9.61% hike was approved for 2023 financial year and was implemented on April 1, 2022, raising Eskom's allowable revenue to R264-billion for the year. Eskom had applied for a 20.5% increase. The Nersa consultation paper published in July in relation to the 2024 and 2025 financial years also arose following a court order stipulating that Nersa adjudicate at least the 2024 financial year application under the existing MYPD methodology, as a new methodology was yet to be finalised. The increase outlined by Eskom in its updated MYPD5 submission is still based on the allowable revenue figure of R335-billion included in the original 2021 application. After RCA and court-ordered revenue allowances, however, the figure rises to R351-billion. That larger revenue figure includes R15-billion arising from settlement reached after the Supreme Court of Appeal ordered that the remaining portion of a R69-billion government equity injection, which was found to have been deducted incorrectly from Eskom's MYPD4 revenue, be recouped. In terms of the settlement, the outstanding R59-billion would be recovered during the financial years from 2024 to 2027. The R351-billion revenue figure also includes an amount of R1.7-billion arising from a R3.4-billion RCA amount awarded to Eskom, which it has not yet liquidated. Despite a slight upward adjustment to assumed sales for the year, the standard tariff would need to rise by 32% next year for Eskom to secure the full allowable revenue being sought. As has become the norm, the request will be strongly resisted by stakeholders during public hearings. Besides the large depreciation amount outlined, the other two major contributors to the 32% requests relate to primary-energy costs, which make up 7.85% of the increase being sought and IPP costs, which comprise 9.05% BIG RISE IN DIESEL COSTS OUTLINED The main driver behind the primary energy cost rise is a revision to Eskom's assumption regarding diesel, the price of which has increased materially since Russian's invasion of Ukraine. The utility is also expecting to rely more heavily on its OCGTs over the coming two years...

The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) has formally initiated the process of adjudicating Eskom's next tariff increase with the publication of a consultation paper on the utility's allowable revenue application for 2023/24 and 2024/25. The paper includes a pro forma tariff calculation indicating that Eskom's tariff could increase by as much as 38.1% on April 1 next year, followed by a further 5.12% increase in 2024/25. The regulator typically does not grant Eskom the full allowable revenue for which it applies, but in recent years the utility has made several successful court applications against the regulator in which it has shown that Nersa has not properly applied its methodologies. The calculation in the consultation paper includes an application made by Eskom for R317.7-billion in allowable revenue to be recovered from standard-tariff customers. The figure arises from an application made by Eskom in June last year as part of the utility's three-year fifth multiyear price determination, or MYPD5, submission. The first year of that MYPD5 application was eventually adjudicated only after the intervention of the courts and, in February, the Energy Regulator announced that Eskom's tariff could rise by 9.61% on April 1. The increase was less than half the 20.5% hike for which Eskom had applied. In addition, Nersa's 2023/24 calculation includes two regulatory clearing account (RCA) amounts with a combined value of R14-billion (of which R3.5-billion has been approved to date) and a R15-billion amount, arising from a legal settlement associated with Nersa's illegal decision to remove a R69-billion equity injection from Eskom's allowable revenue in 2019. The settlement stipulates that the regulator must add an amount of R15-billion to Eskom's allowable revenue for the financial years 2023/24 through to 2025/26, as well as a further R14-billion in 2026/27 so as to remedy the exclusion of the injection. The publication of the consultation paper has been made following a more recent court order, issued in July, stipulating that Nersa should adjudicate the 2023/24 application under the existing MYPD methodology and make a final determination by December 24. Nersa indicates that it intends announcing its decision on November 7, having given stakeholders until September 8 to make written comments, after which public hearings will be held from September 19 to September 23. In parallel, Nersa is consulting on a new methodology for setting electricity tariffs to replace the MYPD methodology, which it intends finalising by September 30. In response, Eskom has highlighted that the sweeping changes being proposed depart from cost-to-serve methodologies used internationally and, thus, recommends that an iterative approach should be adopted to any change. It has also called for an impact assessment to be undertaken before any new methodology is implemented. Such an assessment, Eskom argues, should include an evaluation as to whether the proposed methodology can indeed be implemented, as well as its impact on various customer groupings and the sustainability of licensees, including Eskom and municipalities.

Hour 1: Ryan Wrecker, in for Mark Reardon, welcome retired MYPD investigator Paul Mauro to discuss why he thinks Americans are fed up with crime on a local and national level. 

*South Africa's finance minister urged investors not to be deterred by what he termed “isolated” incidents of criminality, and assured them that improving safety and security is one of the government's top priorities. “I would argue that people must invest in South Africa,” Enoch Godongwana said in an online panel discussion on Sunday. “We cannot let an isolated incident, which is not a feature of our society, be a reason for lack of investment.” The latest police statistics show there were 5,760 murders in South Africa in the three months through June, an average of 62 a day. *Eskom has started court proceedings to review the regulator's rejection of a price plan into 2025 that outlines how much the utility can charge electricity consumers. The National Energy Regulator of South Africa on Sept. 30 called for a pricing methodology review and discarded the so-called MYPD 5 revenue application of Eskom, which is unprofitable and struggles under about R400 billion of debt. “This is impossible both from a legal process and timing point of view,” the utility had said. *The spectacle of two South African cabinet ministers being held hostage by military veterans demanding an audience with the president has embarrassed the government and highlighted security concerns ahead of next month's municipal elections. Defense Minister Thandi Modise, herself a former combatant in the fight against White-minority rule, her deputy Thabang Makwetla and Minister in the Presidency Mondli Gungubele were prevented from leaving a hotel near the capital, Pretoria, on Thursday after talks with the veterans collapsed. The stand-off lasted less than an hour before special forces stormed the venue, firing teargas and arresting 56 people who now face kidnapping charges. No one was hurt. “We were there against our will, but it was not a violent situation,” Gungubele later told reporters.

Nader Twal (Program Administrator, Long Beach Unified) facilitates a conversation with Jennifer Crockett (Program Specialist, OCIPD), Ashley Rhoads (Special Education and Induction Coach), Jandella Faulkner (K-5 ELA/ELD Curriculum Leader), and Amy Pendray (Program Specialist, OCIPD and World Language Curriculum Leader) about using video to coach oneself. Whose PD is it? myPD!

 Nader Twal (Program Administrator, Long Beach Unified) facilitates a conversation with Pamela Seki (Assistant Superintendent, Long Beach Unified) and Michelle Bowman (Associate Director/Communities, Learning Forward) about professional learning. How do we create systems to support ongoing professional learning for educators? Is it possible to differentiate professional development to meet unique educator wants or needs? Join the conversation.Whose PD is it? myPD!

110 the best EDM tracks of 2004-2007. Genres: Electro House, Electroclash, House, Funky House, Progressive House, Vocal House, Tribal House. Almost all the tracks in the mix are lossless and compiled from the original CD's from my collection. Exceptions are the rare vinyl-only releases. I'm pretty sure that many of these tracks will be familiar if you were listening to electronic dance music from the '00s.This mix is the first part of the series of "Back In Time". The next one will be about electronic dance music of 2008-2009 years. 00:00:00 Intro w/ Ame - Rej [Sonar Kollektiv] 2004: 00:03:02 Saeed Younan - You Know I've Got It [Bamboo Music] 00:05:59 DJ Lapell, Qd - Drinking Chardonnay (Shaolin Master Remix) [Gridlock'd] 00:08:00 Armand Van Helden - My My My [Southern Fried Records] 2005: 00:10:07 F2 Switch - A Bit Patchy (Eric Prydz Remix) [Data Records] 00:12:38 Timo Maas feat. Brian Molko - First Day [Warner Bros. Records] 00:14:21 Paris Avenue feat. Robin One - I Want You [Ultra Records] 00:17:00 Jerry Ropero & Denis The Menace pres. Sabor feat. Jacqueline - Coracao (Axwell Remix) [Nero Recordings] 00:20:47 Armin van Buuren feat. Nadia Ali - Who Is Watching (Mischa Daniels Remix) [Armind] 00:24:43 Axwell feat. Steve Edwards - Watch The Sunrise (Axwell Remode) [Axtone Records] 00:27:24 Roger Sanchez feat. GTO - Turn On The Music (DJ Antoine vs Mad Mark Remix) [Egoiste] 00:29:34 Martin H & Tony Price pres. Spin 33 - Believe [Method Records] 00:32:32 Katcha - Touched By God (D. Ramirez Miss 20 Mix) [Release Records] 00:33:47 Chanel - My Life (Seamus Haji & Paul Emanuel Remix) [Big Star Records] 00:36:45 Freemasons feat. Amanda Wilson - Watchin' (Club Mix) [Loaded Records] 00:39:57 Fallen Angels - City Life (Ian Carey Remix) [Boss] 00:43:38 Dennis Christopher vs. Tony Cha Cha - Slut [Spinnin' Records] 00:47:01 Steve Lawler - That Sound (Steve Angello & Sebastian Ingrosso Mix) [Joia Records] 00:50:12 Fischerspooner - Never Win (Benny Benassi Remix) [Capitol Records] 00:54:31 Benassi Bros. feat. Dhany - Every Single Day [Airplay Records] 00:57:33 Hi_Tack - Say Say Say [Waiting 4 U] (Tocadisco's Not Guilty Mix) [Superstar Recordings] 00:59:18 Cerrone - Supernature (David Guetta & Joachim Garraud Remix) 01:02:27 Therese - Time (Seamus Haji & Paul Emanuel Remix) [Hed Kandi] 01:06:10 Late Night Alumni - Empty Streets (Seamus Haji & Paul Emanuel Remix) [Hed Kandi] 01:11:22 Depeche Mode - Precious (DJ Dan 4 A.M. Mix Edit) [EMI] 2006: 01:15:26 Eric Prydz pres. Pryda – Shadows [Virgin] 01:19:53 Mark Knight feat. The B.B.N - The Reason (Roog & Greg Remix) [Toolroom Records] 01:22:47 Filthy Rich - It's Like That (Funkagenda Bombay Badder Remix) [UMM] 01:25:08 D. Ramirez - La Discotek [Underwater Records] 01:28:01 D. Ramirez feat. Dmitry Bobrov - Pleasure Me [Underwater Records] 01:30:53 Tom Snare - Philosophy (Tim Le El Remix) [Alphabet City] 01:32:52 Player & Remady - Doggy Style (Main Mix) 01:34:20 Freakx Brothers - Tension [Cr2 Records] 01:36:47 Chris Lake Feat. Laura V - Changes (Dirty South Remix) [Apollo Recordings] 01:38:52 Yoshimoto - Just Want To Hear Me (Rob Le Pitch Mix) [Uno Recordings] 01:41:24 DJ Witali feat. Eve Justine - Inside Of Me [Fatal Beauty Music] 01:45:31 ATB - Let U Go (Reworked) (Tocadisco Doesn't Give A Rat's Ass Mix) [Kontor Records] 01:49:08 Bebe Brown vs. Phunk Investigation - Dark Beats (Elektra Club Mix) [Net's Work International] 01:51:11 Tall Paul - Rock Da House 2006 (Fedde Le Grande Remix) [All Around The World] 01:53:47 Fedde Le Grand - Put Your Hands Up For Detroit [Cr2 Records] 01:56:02 Wonderland Avenue - White Horse [Data Records] 01:58:07 Dave McCullen - Bitch [EMI] 01:59:47 Dave Spoon - At Night [Toolroom Trax] 02:02:29 Bodyrox feat. Luciana - Yeah Yeah (D. Ramirez Voxless Dub Mix) [Eye Industries] 02:05:11 H.A.B. vs Rockets - Peace Maker (Electric Club Mix) [Playground Music Scandinavia] 02:07:10 The Egg - Walking Away (Tocadisco's Acid Walk Remix) [Great Stuff Recordings] 02:10:37 Roger Sanchez feat. Lisa Pure & Katherine Ellis - Lost (D. Ramirez Lost In Rave Mix) [Stealth Records] 02:13:20 Noir - My MTV (D. Ramirez 'Evil Business' Remix) [Toolroom Trax] 02:17:01 Gustavo Bravetti - Sail With Me (Tronso vs Inkfish Remix) [Muzik X Press] 02:20:58 Bob Sinclar feat. Steve Edwards - World, Hold On (Children Of The Sky) [541] 02:24:09 Supermode - Tell Me Why [Data Records] 02:26:36 Dirty South vs Evermore - Its Too Late (Dirty South Remix) [Warner Music UK Ltd.] 02:29:27 Sander Kleinenberg - This Is Miami [Ultra Records] 02:35:05 Mylo - In My Arms (Tocadisco's Zwischen Den Stühlen Mix) [Superstar Recordings] 02:38:05 Martijn Ten Velden feat. Lucien Foort - Bleeep! [Toolroom Trax] 02:39:19 Till West & DJ Delicious - Same Man [Spinnin' Records] 02:41:55 Juergens - Love It [IO Music] 2007: 02:43:23 Merz - Many Weathers Apart (Alex Metric Remix) [Grönland Records] 02:50:09 Goldenboy vs. Miss Kittin - Rippin Kittin (TV Rock Mix Two) [Not On Label] 02:52:15 DJ Sender - Kiss You (Club Mix) [Send Records] 02:56:26 Delano & Crockett - Missing (Delano's Vocal Mix) [Ultra Records] 02:59:21 ISKO feat. Simone - Up All Night (ISKO Dirty Mix) [Digital Biznizz] 03:01:12 Freaks Jam vs Geo DJ - Unforgettable (Gambafreaks vs III Sound Academy Main Mix) [D:vision Records] 03:03:10 Seamus Haji feat. KayLay - Last A Dj Saved My Life (Seamus Haji & Paul Emanuel Club Mix) [Apollo] 03:06:52 Mondotek - Alive (PH Electro Remix) [Mercury] 03:09:47 Big World - Morning Light (Chriss Ortega Remix) [Opaque Music] 03:13:59 Client - Drive (Thomas Gold Remix) [Out Of Line] 03:17:30 DJ Andi feat. Stella - Slow Down (Chriss Ortega & Thomas Gold Remix) 03:20:19 Wawa & Herd feat. Amanda Wilson - The Right Way (Original Vocal Mix) [J:Funk Recordings] 03:22:38 Dab Hands - Supergood (Thomas Gold Remix) [Gusto Records] 03:26:01 Nick Jay - Pour It On (Thomas Gold Remix) 03:29:14 T2 Feat. Jodie Aysha - Heartbroken (Thomas Gold Remix) [Muck 'n' Brass] 03:33:35 Kevin Sunray & Agent Greg - Breathe Easy (Norm's "it's A New Life" Remix) [Caballero Recordings] 03:35:46 Atrocite feat. Mque - Only You (Deniz Koyu Remix) [Nervous Records] 03:37:15 Spit - Falling (Daddy's Groove Vocal Mix) [Net's Work International] 03:40:36 The Ian Carey Project - Love Won't Wait (The Good Guys Vocal) [Kontor Records] 03:43:47 Loverush UK!, Shelley Harland - Different World (Kinky Roland Mix) [Loverush Digital] 03:47:29 Musetta - Peace & Melody (Bart Van Wissen Mix) [Morrison Recordings] 03:50:39 Treat Brothers - Tears [Send Records] 03:53:52 Roman Salzger - Sincerely Yours (Tom Novy & Jerome Isma-Ae Remix) [Joia Records] 03:58:02 Egohead Deluxe - Turn The Lights Off (EmSlice vs Denga Remix) [Hit 'N' Hot Music] 04:01:37 Hoxton Whores vs Gavin Lampitt - Fusion (Vocal Mix) [Whore House Recordings] 04:05:18 Punch Exciters - Dance Of The Fire (Bass In Yo Face Mix) [Molacacho Records] 04:08:15 DJ Falk - Busted (Miami Club Mix) [Kontor Records] 04:10:27 P. Liassi & Tyrrell - Made In Three Mins (Club Mix) 04:13:04 Jack Rokka vs Betty Boo - Take Off (Digital Dog Club Mix) [Gusto Records] 04:15:18 DJ Disciple - Rise Up (Jesse Garcia Remix) [Vendetta Records] w/ DJ Disciple - Rise Up (Jesse Garcia Piano Mix) [Vendetta Records] 04:21:09 Dim Chris - Sucker (Fred Pellichero Remix) [EMI] 04:24:04 Darren Mase - Take That Record Off [Tease Records] 04:28:14 Klaas - The Way (Hype Mix) [Scream And Shout Recordings] 04:30:02 Måns Zelmerlöw - Work Of Art (Da Vinci) (Ali Payami Vocal Mix) [Warner Music Sweden] 04:32:29 DJ Antoine - This Time (DJ Vini Dyagilev Electro Mix) [Egoiste] 04:36:12 Robbie Rivera feat. C&C Music Factory - Aye Aye Aye (Robbie Rivera & Chriss Ortega Mix) [Juicy Music] 04:39:23 Massimo Santucci - Sweep Attack (Chriss Ortega BBQ Mix) [Captivating Sounds] 04:43:21 Nick Fiorucci feat. Kelly Malbasa - The Night (Chriss Ortega Electro Mix) [Hi-Bias Records] 04:47:44 Chriss Ortega Feat. Chandler Pereira - Separated (Chriss Ortega & Thomas Gold Mix) [Opaque Music] 04:51:54 Richard Grey, Erick Morillo, Jose Nunez feat. Shawnee Taylor - Life Goes On [Subliminal] 04:55:07 Tiesto feat. Christian Burns - In The Dark (Dirty South Remix) [Magik Muzik] 04:59:50 Bass Kleph - Coup D'etat (Hook N Sling Remix) [Vacation Records] 05:03:18 Jon Fitz - You'll See Me (Mischa Daniels Swaylectro Remix) [Fame Recordings] 05:05:51 Demon - Happy Therapy (Junior Frank vs the Group Dynamic Remix) [Help Yourself] 05:09:24 Martijn Ten Velden feat. Luciana - I Wish U Would (Hook & Sling Remix) [All Around The World] 05:11:55 Wawa feat. Mad Mark - True Infinity (Everlasting Pictures) (DJ Antoine Remix) 05:15:49 DJ Antoine vs Mad Mark feat. Ron Carroll - Fly With Me (DJ Antoine & Mad Mark Extended Mix) 05:21:26 MYPD feat. Liz Kay - You're Not Alone (Micha Moor Remix) [ZooGroove Records] 05:24:29 Jerome Isma-Ae - Phantom [Jee Productions] 05:28:19 Global Deejays feat. Rozalla - Everybodys Free (General Electric Mix) [Superstar Recordings] 05:31:17 Whelan & Di Scala feat. Nikki Belle - Sunset To Sunrise (M-Factor Remix) [All Around The World] 05:34:34 Chris Lake feat. Emma Hewitt - Carry Me Away [Rising Music]

110 the best EDM tracks of 2004-2007. Genres: Electro House, Electroclash, House, Funky House, Progressive House, Vocal House, Tribal House. Almost all the tracks in the mix are lossless and compiled from the original CD's from my collection. Exceptions are the rare vinyl-only releases. I'm pretty sure that many of these tracks will be familiar if you were listening to electronic dance music from the '00s.This mix is the first part of the series of "Back In Time". The next one will be about electronic dance music of 2008-2009 years. 00:00:00 Intro w/ Ame - Rej [Sonar Kollektiv] 2004: 00:03:02 Saeed Younan - You Know I've Got It [Bamboo Music] 00:05:59 DJ Lapell, Qd - Drinking Chardonnay (Shaolin Master Remix) [Gridlock'd] 00:08:00 Armand Van Helden - My My My [Southern Fried Records] 2005: 00:10:07 F2 Switch - A Bit Patchy (Eric Prydz Remix) [Data Records] 00:12:38 Timo Maas feat. Brian Molko - First Day [Warner Bros. Records] 00:14:21 Paris Avenue feat. Robin One - I Want You [Ultra Records] 00:17:00 Jerry Ropero & Denis The Menace pres. Sabor feat. Jacqueline - Coracao (Axwell Remix) [Nero Recordings] 00:20:47 Armin van Buuren feat. Nadia Ali - Who Is Watching (Mischa Daniels Remix) [Armind] 00:24:43 Axwell feat. Steve Edwards - Watch The Sunrise (Axwell Remode) [Axtone Records] 00:27:24 Roger Sanchez feat. GTO - Turn On The Music (DJ Antoine vs Mad Mark Remix) [Egoiste] 00:29:34 Martin H & Tony Price pres. Spin 33 - Believe [Method Records] 00:32:32 Katcha - Touched By God (D. Ramirez Miss 20 Mix) [Release Records] 00:33:47 Chanel - My Life (Seamus Haji & Paul Emanuel Remix) [Big Star Records] 00:36:45 Freemasons feat. Amanda Wilson - Watchin' (Club Mix) [Loaded Records] 00:39:57 Fallen Angels - City Life (Ian Carey Remix) [Boss] 00:43:38 Dennis Christopher vs. Tony Cha Cha - Slut [Spinnin' Records] 00:47:01 Steve Lawler - That Sound (Steve Angello & Sebastian Ingrosso Mix) [Joia Records] 00:50:12 Fischerspooner - Never Win (Benny Benassi Remix) [Capitol Records] 00:54:31 Benassi Bros. feat. Dhany - Every Single Day [Airplay Records] 00:57:33 Hi_Tack - Say Say Say [Waiting 4 U] (Tocadisco's Not Guilty Mix) [Superstar Recordings] 00:59:18 Cerrone - Supernature (David Guetta & Joachim Garraud Remix) 01:02:27 Therese - Time (Seamus Haji & Paul Emanuel Remix) [Hed Kandi] 01:06:10 Late Night Alumni - Empty Streets (Seamus Haji & Paul Emanuel Remix) [Hed Kandi] 01:11:22 Depeche Mode - Precious (DJ Dan 4 A.M. Mix Edit) [EMI] 2006: 01:15:26 Eric Prydz pres. Pryda – Shadows [Virgin] 01:19:53 Mark Knight feat. The B.B.N - The Reason (Roog & Greg Remix) [Toolroom Records] 01:22:47 Filthy Rich - It's Like That (Funkagenda Bombay Badder Remix) [UMM] 01:25:08 D. Ramirez - La Discotek [Underwater Records] 01:28:01 D. Ramirez feat. Dmitry Bobrov - Pleasure Me [Underwater Records] 01:30:53 Tom Snare - Philosophy (Tim Le El Remix) [Alphabet City] 01:32:52 Player & Remady - Doggy Style (Main Mix) 01:34:20 Freakx Brothers - Tension [Cr2 Records] 01:36:47 Chris Lake Feat. Laura V - Changes (Dirty South Remix) [Apollo Recordings] 01:38:52 Yoshimoto - Just Want To Hear Me (Rob Le Pitch Mix) [Uno Recordings] 01:41:24 DJ Witali feat. Eve Justine - Inside Of Me [Fatal Beauty Music] 01:45:31 ATB - Let U Go (Reworked) (Tocadisco Doesn't Give A Rat's Ass Mix) [Kontor Records] 01:49:08 Bebe Brown vs. Phunk Investigation - Dark Beats (Elektra Club Mix) [Net's Work International] 01:51:11 Tall Paul - Rock Da House 2006 (Fedde Le Grande Remix) [All Around The World] 01:53:47 Fedde Le Grand - Put Your Hands Up For Detroit [Cr2 Records] 01:56:02 Wonderland Avenue - White Horse [Data Records] 01:58:07 Dave McCullen - Bitch [EMI] 01:59:47 Dave Spoon - At Night [Toolroom Trax] 02:02:29 Bodyrox feat. Luciana - Yeah Yeah (D. Ramirez Voxless Dub Mix) [Eye Industries] 02:05:11 H.A.B. vs Rockets - Peace Maker (Electric Club Mix) [Playground Music Scandinavia] 02:07:10 The Egg - Walking Away (Tocadisco's Acid Walk Remix) [Great Stuff Recordings] 02:10:37 Roger Sanchez feat. Lisa Pure & Katherine Ellis - Lost (D. Ramirez Lost In Rave Mix) [Stealth Records] 02:13:20 Noir - My MTV (D. Ramirez 'Evil Business' Remix) [Toolroom Trax] 02:17:01 Gustavo Bravetti - Sail With Me (Tronso vs Inkfish Remix) [Muzik X Press] 02:20:58 Bob Sinclar feat. Steve Edwards - World, Hold On (Children Of The Sky) [541] 02:24:09 Supermode - Tell Me Why [Data Records] 02:26:36 Dirty South vs Evermore - Its Too Late (Dirty South Remix) [Warner Music UK Ltd.] 02:29:27 Sander Kleinenberg - This Is Miami [Ultra Records] 02:35:05 Mylo - In My Arms (Tocadisco's Zwischen Den Stühlen Mix) [Superstar Recordings] 02:38:05 Martijn Ten Velden feat. Lucien Foort - Bleeep! [Toolroom Trax] 02:39:19 Till West & DJ Delicious - Same Man [Spinnin' Records] 02:41:55 Juergens - Love It [IO Music] 2007: 02:43:23 Merz - Many Weathers Apart (Alex Metric Remix) [Grönland Records] 02:50:09 Goldenboy vs. Miss Kittin - Rippin Kittin (TV Rock Mix Two) [Not On Label] 02:52:15 DJ Sender - Kiss You (Club Mix) [Send Records] 02:56:26 Delano & Crockett - Missing (Delano's Vocal Mix) [Ultra Records] 02:59:21 ISKO feat. Simone - Up All Night (ISKO Dirty Mix) [Digital Biznizz] 03:01:12 Freaks Jam vs Geo DJ - Unforgettable (Gambafreaks vs III Sound Academy Main Mix) [D:vision Records] 03:03:10 Seamus Haji feat. KayLay - Last A Dj Saved My Life (Seamus Haji & Paul Emanuel Club Mix) [Apollo] 03:06:52 Mondotek - Alive (PH Electro Remix) [Mercury] 03:09:47 Big World - Morning Light (Chriss Ortega Remix) [Opaque Music] 03:13:59 Client - Drive (Thomas Gold Remix) [Out Of Line] 03:17:30 DJ Andi feat. Stella - Slow Down (Chriss Ortega & Thomas Gold Remix) 03:20:19 Wawa & Herd feat. Amanda Wilson - The Right Way (Original Vocal Mix) [J:Funk Recordings] 03:22:38 Dab Hands - Supergood (Thomas Gold Remix) [Gusto Records] 03:26:01 Nick Jay - Pour It On (Thomas Gold Remix) 03:29:14 T2 Feat. Jodie Aysha - Heartbroken (Thomas Gold Remix) [Muck 'n' Brass] 03:33:35 Kevin Sunray & Agent Greg - Breathe Easy (Norm's "it's A New Life" Remix) [Caballero Recordings] 03:35:46 Atrocite feat. Mque - Only You (Deniz Koyu Remix) [Nervous Records] 03:37:15 Spit - Falling (Daddy's Groove Vocal Mix) [Net's Work International] 03:40:36 The Ian Carey Project - Love Won't Wait (The Good Guys Vocal) [Kontor Records] 03:43:47 Loverush UK!, Shelley Harland - Different World (Kinky Roland Mix) [Loverush Digital] 03:47:29 Musetta - Peace & Melody (Bart Van Wissen Mix) [Morrison Recordings] 03:50:39 Treat Brothers - Tears [Send Records] 03:53:52 Roman Salzger - Sincerely Yours (Tom Novy & Jerome Isma-Ae Remix) [Joia Records] 03:58:02 Egohead Deluxe - Turn The Lights Off (EmSlice vs Denga Remix) [Hit 'N' Hot Music] 04:01:37 Hoxton Whores vs Gavin Lampitt - Fusion (Vocal Mix) [Whore House Recordings] 04:05:18 Punch Exciters - Dance Of The Fire (Bass In Yo Face Mix) [Molacacho Records] 04:08:15 DJ Falk - Busted (Miami Club Mix) [Kontor Records] 04:10:27 P. Liassi & Tyrrell - Made In Three Mins (Club Mix) 04:13:04 Jack Rokka vs Betty Boo - Take Off (Digital Dog Club Mix) [Gusto Records] 04:15:18 DJ Disciple - Rise Up (Jesse Garcia Remix) [Vendetta Records] w/ DJ Disciple - Rise Up (Jesse Garcia Piano Mix) [Vendetta Records] 04:21:09 Dim Chris - Sucker (Fred Pellichero Remix) [EMI] 04:24:04 Darren Mase - Take That Record Off [Tease Records] 04:28:14 Klaas - The Way (Hype Mix) [Scream And Shout Recordings] 04:30:02 Måns Zelmerlöw - Work Of Art (Da Vinci) (Ali Payami Vocal Mix) [Warner Music Sweden] 04:32:29 DJ Antoine - This Time (DJ Vini Dyagilev Electro Mix) [Egoiste] 04:36:12 Robbie Rivera feat. C&C Music Factory - Aye Aye Aye (Robbie Rivera & Chriss Ortega Mix) [Juicy Music] 04:39:23 Massimo Santucci - Sweep Attack (Chriss Ortega BBQ Mix) [Captivating Sounds] 04:43:21 Nick Fiorucci feat. Kelly Malbasa - The Night (Chriss Ortega Electro Mix) [Hi-Bias Records] 04:47:44 Chriss Ortega Feat. Chandler Pereira - Separated (Chriss Ortega & Thomas Gold Mix) [Opaque Music] 04:51:54 Richard Grey, Erick Morillo, Jose Nunez feat. Shawnee Taylor - Life Goes On [Subliminal] 04:55:07 Tiesto feat. Christian Burns - In The Dark (Dirty South Remix) [Magik Muzik] 04:59:50 Bass Kleph - Coup D'etat (Hook N Sling Remix) [Vacation Records] 05:03:18 Jon Fitz - You'll See Me (Mischa Daniels Swaylectro Remix) [Fame Recordings] 05:05:51 Demon - Happy Therapy (Junior Frank vs the Group Dynamic Remix) [Help Yourself] 05:09:24 Martijn Ten Velden feat. Luciana - I Wish U Would (Hook & Sling Remix) [All Around The World] 05:11:55 Wawa feat. Mad Mark - True Infinity (Everlasting Pictures) (DJ Antoine Remix) 05:15:49 DJ Antoine vs Mad Mark feat. Ron Carroll - Fly With Me (DJ Antoine & Mad Mark Extended Mix) 05:21:26 MYPD feat. Liz Kay - You're Not Alone (Micha Moor Remix) [ZooGroove Records] 05:24:29 Jerome Isma-Ae - Phantom [Jee Productions] 05:28:19 Global Deejays feat. Rozalla - Everybodys Free (General Electric Mix) [Superstar Recordings] 05:31:17 Whelan & Di Scala feat. Nikki Belle - Sunset To Sunrise (M-Factor Remix) [All Around The World] 05:34:34 Chris Lake feat. Emma Hewitt - Carry Me Away [Rising Music]

110 the best EDM tracks of 2004-2007. Genres: Electro House, Electroclash, House, Funky House, Progressive House, Vocal House, Tribal House. Almost all the tracks in the mix are lossless and compiled from the original CD's from my collection. Exceptions are the rare vinyl-only releases. I'm pretty sure that many of these tracks will be familiar if you were listening to electronic dance music from the '00s.This mix is the first part of the series of "Back In Time". The next one will be about electronic dance music of 2008-2009 years. 00:00:00 Intro w/ Ame - Rej [Sonar Kollektiv] 2004: 00:03:02 Saeed Younan - You Know I've Got It [Bamboo Music] 00:05:59 DJ Lapell, Qd - Drinking Chardonnay (Shaolin Master Remix) [Gridlock'd] 00:08:00 Armand Van Helden - My My My [Southern Fried Records] 2005: 00:10:07 F2 Switch - A Bit Patchy (Eric Prydz Remix) [Data Records] 00:12:38 Timo Maas feat. Brian Molko - First Day [Warner Bros. Records] 00:14:21 Paris Avenue feat. Robin One - I Want You [Ultra Records] 00:17:00 Jerry Ropero & Denis The Menace pres. Sabor feat. Jacqueline - Coracao (Axwell Remix) [Nero Recordings] 00:20:47 Armin van Buuren feat. Nadia Ali - Who Is Watching (Mischa Daniels Remix) [Armind] 00:24:43 Axwell feat. Steve Edwards - Watch The Sunrise (Axwell Remode) [Axtone Records] 00:27:24 Roger Sanchez feat. GTO - Turn On The Music (DJ Antoine vs Mad Mark Remix) [Egoiste] 00:29:34 Martin H & Tony Price pres. Spin 33 - Believe [Method Records] 00:32:32 Katcha - Touched By God (D. Ramirez Miss 20 Mix) [Release Records] 00:33:47 Chanel - My Life (Seamus Haji & Paul Emanuel Remix) [Big Star Records] 00:36:45 Freemasons feat. Amanda Wilson - Watchin' (Club Mix) [Loaded Records] 00:39:57 Fallen Angels - City Life (Ian Carey Remix) [Boss] 00:43:38 Dennis Christopher vs. Tony Cha Cha - Slut [Spinnin' Records] 00:47:01 Steve Lawler - That Sound (Steve Angello & Sebastian Ingrosso Mix) [Joia Records] 00:50:12 Fischerspooner - Never Win (Benny Benassi Remix) [Capitol Records] 00:54:31 Benassi Bros. feat. Dhany - Every Single Day [Airplay Records] 00:57:33 Hi_Tack - Say Say Say [Waiting 4 U] (Tocadisco's Not Guilty Mix) [Superstar Recordings] 00:59:18 Cerrone - Supernature (David Guetta & Joachim Garraud Remix) 01:02:27 Therese - Time (Seamus Haji & Paul Emanuel Remix) [Hed Kandi] 01:06:10 Late Night Alumni - Empty Streets (Seamus Haji & Paul Emanuel Remix) [Hed Kandi] 01:11:22 Depeche Mode - Precious (DJ Dan 4 A.M. Mix Edit) [EMI] 2006: 01:15:26 Eric Prydz pres. Pryda – Shadows [Virgin] 01:19:53 Mark Knight feat. The B.B.N - The Reason (Roog & Greg Remix) [Toolroom Records] 01:22:47 Filthy Rich - It's Like That (Funkagenda Bombay Badder Remix) [UMM] 01:25:08 D. Ramirez - La Discotek [Underwater Records] 01:28:01 D. Ramirez feat. Dmitry Bobrov - Pleasure Me [Underwater Records] 01:30:53 Tom Snare - Philosophy (Tim Le El Remix) [Alphabet City] 01:32:52 Player & Remady - Doggy Style (Main Mix) 01:34:20 Freakx Brothers - Tension [Cr2 Records] 01:36:47 Chris Lake Feat. Laura V - Changes (Dirty South Remix) [Apollo Recordings] 01:38:52 Yoshimoto - Just Want To Hear Me (Rob Le Pitch Mix) [Uno Recordings] 01:41:24 DJ Witali feat. Eve Justine - Inside Of Me [Fatal Beauty Music] 01:45:31 ATB - Let U Go (Reworked) (Tocadisco Doesn't Give A Rat's Ass Mix) [Kontor Records] 01:49:08 Bebe Brown vs. Phunk Investigation - Dark Beats (Elektra Club Mix) [Net's Work International] 01:51:11 Tall Paul - Rock Da House 2006 (Fedde Le Grande Remix) [All Around The World] 01:53:47 Fedde Le Grand - Put Your Hands Up For Detroit [Cr2 Records] 01:56:02 Wonderland Avenue - White Horse [Data Records] 01:58:07 Dave McCullen - Bitch [EMI] 01:59:47 Dave Spoon - At Night [Toolroom Trax] 02:02:29 Bodyrox feat. Luciana - Yeah Yeah (D. Ramirez Voxless Dub Mix) [Eye Industries] 02:05:11 H.A.B. vs Rockets - Peace Maker (Electric Club Mix) [Playground Music Scandinavia] 02:07:10 The Egg - Walking Away (Tocadisco's Acid Walk Remix) [Great Stuff Recordings] 02:10:37 Roger Sanchez feat. Lisa Pure & Katherine Ellis - Lost (D. Ramirez Lost In Rave Mix) [Stealth Records] 02:13:20 Noir - My MTV (D. Ramirez 'Evil Business' Remix) [Toolroom Trax] 02:17:01 Gustavo Bravetti - Sail With Me (Tronso vs Inkfish Remix) [Muzik X Press] 02:20:58 Bob Sinclar feat. Steve Edwards - World, Hold On (Children Of The Sky) [541] 02:24:09 Supermode - Tell Me Why [Data Records] 02:26:36 Dirty South vs Evermore - Its Too Late (Dirty South Remix) [Warner Music UK Ltd.] 02:29:27 Sander Kleinenberg - This Is Miami [Ultra Records] 02:35:05 Mylo - In My Arms (Tocadisco's Zwischen Den Stühlen Mix) [Superstar Recordings] 02:38:05 Martijn Ten Velden feat. Lucien Foort - Bleeep! [Toolroom Trax] 02:39:19 Till West & DJ Delicious - Same Man [Spinnin' Records] 02:41:55 Juergens - Love It [IO Music] 2007: 02:43:23 Merz - Many Weathers Apart (Alex Metric Remix) [Grönland Records] 02:50:09 Goldenboy vs. Miss Kittin - Rippin Kittin (TV Rock Mix Two) [Not On Label] 02:52:15 DJ Sender - Kiss You (Club Mix) [Send Records] 02:56:26 Delano & Crockett - Missing (Delano's Vocal Mix) [Ultra Records] 02:59:21 ISKO feat. Simone - Up All Night (ISKO Dirty Mix) [Digital Biznizz] 03:01:12 Freaks Jam vs Geo DJ - Unforgettable (Gambafreaks vs III Sound Academy Main Mix) [D:vision Records] 03:03:10 Seamus Haji feat. KayLay - Last A Dj Saved My Life (Seamus Haji & Paul Emanuel Club Mix) [Apollo] 03:06:52 Mondotek - Alive (PH Electro Remix) [Mercury] 03:09:47 Big World - Morning Light (Chriss Ortega Remix) [Opaque Music] 03:13:59 Client - Drive (Thomas Gold Remix) [Out Of Line] 03:17:30 DJ Andi feat. Stella - Slow Down (Chriss Ortega & Thomas Gold Remix) 03:20:19 Wawa & Herd feat. Amanda Wilson - The Right Way (Original Vocal Mix) [J:Funk Recordings] 03:22:38 Dab Hands - Supergood (Thomas Gold Remix) [Gusto Records] 03:26:01 Nick Jay - Pour It On (Thomas Gold Remix) 03:29:14 T2 Feat. Jodie Aysha - Heartbroken (Thomas Gold Remix) [Muck 'n' Brass] 03:33:35 Kevin Sunray & Agent Greg - Breathe Easy (Norm's "it's A New Life" Remix) [Caballero Recordings] 03:35:46 Atrocite feat. Mque - Only You (Deniz Koyu Remix) [Nervous Records] 03:37:15 Spit - Falling (Daddy's Groove Vocal Mix) [Net's Work International] 03:40:36 The Ian Carey Project - Love Won't Wait (The Good Guys Vocal) [Kontor Records] 03:43:47 Loverush UK!, Shelley Harland - Different World (Kinky Roland Mix) [Loverush Digital] 03:47:29 Musetta - Peace & Melody (Bart Van Wissen Mix) [Morrison Recordings] 03:50:39 Treat Brothers - Tears [Send Records] 03:53:52 Roman Salzger - Sincerely Yours (Tom Novy & Jerome Isma-Ae Remix) [Joia Records] 03:58:02 Egohead Deluxe - Turn The Lights Off (EmSlice vs Denga Remix) [Hit 'N' Hot Music] 04:01:37 Hoxton Whores vs Gavin Lampitt - Fusion (Vocal Mix) [Whore House Recordings] 04:05:18 Punch Exciters - Dance Of The Fire (Bass In Yo Face Mix) [Molacacho Records] 04:08:15 DJ Falk - Busted (Miami Club Mix) [Kontor Records] 04:10:27 P. Liassi & Tyrrell - Made In Three Mins (Club Mix) 04:13:04 Jack Rokka vs Betty Boo - Take Off (Digital Dog Club Mix) [Gusto Records] 04:15:18 DJ Disciple - Rise Up (Jesse Garcia Remix) [Vendetta Records] w/ DJ Disciple - Rise Up (Jesse Garcia Piano Mix) [Vendetta Records] 04:21:09 Dim Chris - Sucker (Fred Pellichero Remix) [EMI] 04:24:04 Darren Mase - Take That Record Off [Tease Records] 04:28:14 Klaas - The Way (Hype Mix) [Scream And Shout Recordings] 04:30:02 Måns Zelmerlöw - Work Of Art (Da Vinci) (Ali Payami Vocal Mix) [Warner Music Sweden] 04:32:29 DJ Antoine - This Time (DJ Vini Dyagilev Electro Mix) [Egoiste] 04:36:12 Robbie Rivera feat. C&C Music Factory - Aye Aye Aye (Robbie Rivera & Chriss Ortega Mix) [Juicy Music] 04:39:23 Massimo Santucci - Sweep Attack (Chriss Ortega BBQ Mix) [Captivating Sounds] 04:43:21 Nick Fiorucci feat. Kelly Malbasa - The Night (Chriss Ortega Electro Mix) [Hi-Bias Records] 04:47:44 Chriss Ortega Feat. Chandler Pereira - Separated (Chriss Ortega & Thomas Gold Mix) [Opaque Music] 04:51:54 Richard Grey, Erick Morillo, Jose Nunez feat. Shawnee Taylor - Life Goes On [Subliminal] 04:55:07 Tiesto feat. Christian Burns - In The Dark (Dirty South Remix) [Magik Muzik] 04:59:50 Bass Kleph - Coup D'etat (Hook N Sling Remix) [Vacation Records] 05:03:18 Jon Fitz - You'll See Me (Mischa Daniels Swaylectro Remix) [Fame Recordings] 05:05:51 Demon - Happy Therapy (Junior Frank vs the Group Dynamic Remix) [Help Yourself] 05:09:24 Martijn Ten Velden feat. Luciana - I Wish U Would (Hook & Sling Remix) [All Around The World] 05:11:55 Wawa feat. Mad Mark - True Infinity (Everlasting Pictures) (DJ Antoine Remix) 05:15:49 DJ Antoine vs Mad Mark feat. Ron Carroll - Fly With Me (DJ Antoine & Mad Mark Extended Mix) 05:21:26 MYPD feat. Liz Kay - You're Not Alone (Micha Moor Remix) [ZooGroove Records] 05:24:29 Jerome Isma-Ae - Phantom [Jee Productions] 05:28:19 Global Deejays feat. Rozalla - Everybodys Free (General Electric Mix) [Superstar Recordings] 05:31:17 Whelan & Di Scala feat. Nikki Belle - Sunset To Sunrise (M-Factor Remix) [All Around The World] 05:34:34 Chris Lake feat. Emma Hewitt - Carry Me Away [Rising Music]

2007 Electro House. Featuring tracks: Global Deejays, Micha Moor, Tune Brothers, Chriss Ortega, Hoxton Whores, Thomas Gold and many more! 01. Jochen Pash, Norm – Shake It (Micha Moor Remix) 02. MYPD, Liz Kay – You're Not Alone (Micha Moor Remix) 03. Roman Salzger, New Kid On The Block – Free Your Mind (Chriss Ortega Remix) 04. Massimo Santucci – Sweep Attack (Chriss Ortega Remix) 05. Bufalo, D-Deck – Shake It Lick It (Club Mix) 06. Global Deejays, Rozalla – Everybodys Free (General Electric Mix) 07. Tune Brothers – I See You Watching (TV Rock Remix) 08. DJ Disciple – Rise Up (Jesse Garcia Remix) 09. DJ Sender - Generation (Street Parade) (Original Mix) 10. Fun Da Mentalists, One – World Wide Party (Hoxton Whores Full Vocal Mix) 11. Seamus Haji, KayJay – Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (Haji & Emanuel Club Mix) 12. Nick Fiorucci, Kelly Malbasa – The Night (Bailey & Rossko Mix) 13. Hoxton Whores – Friday Saturday Love (Original Vocal Mix) 14. Loic B, Greg Anders – To You Girl (Electro Mix) 15. Panos Liassi, Tyrrell – Made In Three Minutes (Club Mix) 16. Roger Sanchez – Not Enough (Dirty South Remix) 17. Cascada – Truly Madly Deeply (Thomas Gold Remix) 18. David Vendetta, Rachael Starr – Bleeding Heart (Cosa Nostra Remix) 19. Nymph - Exit (Behrouz & Andy Caldwell Remix)

2007 Electro House. Featuring tracks: Global Deejays, Micha Moor, Tune Brothers, Chriss Ortega, Hoxton Whores, Thomas Gold and many more! 01. Jochen Pash, Norm – Shake It (Micha Moor Remix) 02. MYPD, Liz Kay – You're Not Alone (Micha Moor Remix) 03. Roman Salzger, New Kid On The Block – Free Your Mind (Chriss Ortega Remix) 04. Massimo Santucci – Sweep Attack (Chriss Ortega Remix) 05. Bufalo, D-Deck – Shake It Lick It (Club Mix) 06. Global Deejays, Rozalla – Everybodys Free (General Electric Mix) 07. Tune Brothers – I See You Watching (TV Rock Remix) 08. DJ Disciple – Rise Up (Jesse Garcia Remix) 09. DJ Sender - Generation (Street Parade) (Original Mix) 10. Fun Da Mentalists, One – World Wide Party (Hoxton Whores Full Vocal Mix) 11. Seamus Haji, KayJay – Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (Haji & Emanuel Club Mix) 12. Nick Fiorucci, Kelly Malbasa – The Night (Bailey & Rossko Mix) 13. Hoxton Whores – Friday Saturday Love (Original Vocal Mix) 14. Loic B, Greg Anders – To You Girl (Electro Mix) 15. Panos Liassi, Tyrrell – Made In Three Minutes (Club Mix) 16. Roger Sanchez – Not Enough (Dirty South Remix) 17. Cascada – Truly Madly Deeply (Thomas Gold Remix) 18. David Vendetta, Rachael Starr – Bleeding Heart (Cosa Nostra Remix) 19. Nymph - Exit (Behrouz & Andy Caldwell Remix)

2007 Electro House. Featuring tracks: Global Deejays, Micha Moor, Tune Brothers, Chriss Ortega, Hoxton Whores, Thomas Gold and many more! 01. Jochen Pash, Norm – Shake It (Micha Moor Remix) 02. MYPD, Liz Kay – You're Not Alone (Micha Moor Remix) 03. Roman Salzger, New Kid On The Block – Free Your Mind (Chriss Ortega Remix) 04. Massimo Santucci – Sweep Attack (Chriss Ortega Remix) 05. Bufalo, D-Deck – Shake It Lick It (Club Mix) 06. Global Deejays, Rozalla – Everybodys Free (General Electric Mix) 07. Tune Brothers – I See You Watching (TV Rock Remix) 08. DJ Disciple – Rise Up (Jesse Garcia Remix) 09. DJ Sender - Generation (Street Parade) (Original Mix) 10. Fun Da Mentalists, One – World Wide Party (Hoxton Whores Full Vocal Mix) 11. Seamus Haji, KayJay – Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (Haji & Emanuel Club Mix) 12. Nick Fiorucci, Kelly Malbasa – The Night (Bailey & Rossko Mix) 13. Hoxton Whores – Friday Saturday Love (Original Vocal Mix) 14. Loic B, Greg Anders – To You Girl (Electro Mix) 15. Panos Liassi, Tyrrell – Made In Three Minutes (Club Mix) 16. Roger Sanchez – Not Enough (Dirty South Remix) 17. Cascada – Truly Madly Deeply (Thomas Gold Remix) 18. David Vendetta, Rachael Starr – Bleeding Heart (Cosa Nostra Remix) 19. Nymph - Exit (Behrouz & Andy Caldwell Remix)

This week, Bill tells Jenny and Jake about the Summer Institute. There will be plenty of opportunities for teachers to receive professional development and listen to some amazing keynote speakers. Join the rest of CMS this June 19th through 28th. Registration for Summer institute begins on May 13th in MyPD.

Hello everybody out there! Back with session numero cuatro, including some new stuff, but also some great remixes of known classics. Enjoy it! Greetings gasoline! 1 Twilight::Adam K & Soha 2 Pjanoo (DJ Magic feat DJ Willian Alexandre Vocal Mix):: Pryda 3 Time To Turn Around:: Denis The Menace 4 Keep On Jumping (Original Mix)::Corenell feat. Lisa Marie Experience 5 Start All Over Again (Fonzerelli Remix)::The Disco Boys 6 Lady (Eric Prydz Exclusive Mix)::Modjo 7 With Every Heartbeat (Vodoo&Serrano Remix)::Robyn 8 You`re Mot Alone (Micha Moor remix)::MYPD feat. Lyz 9 Cafe Del Mar (Out of Office remix)::Energy 52 10 Around The World (Muttonheads Remix):: Daft Punk 11 Music Sounds Better With You(David Amo & Julio Navas Ibiza Remix::Stardust 12 Where`s Your Head At (Klaas Remix)::Jean Elan 13 Disco Lies (Spencer&Hill Remix)::Moby

The set I played @ galabal. 1/ MYPD ft Liz - You're Not Alone (Micha Moor Remix) 2/ DJ Steep - Large oLL (M1 Remix) 3/ Steve Angello & Sebastian ingrosso - Umbrella (Marcus Schossow Remix) 4/ Freaks - The Creeps (Vandalism Vocal Mix) 5/ Alex Gaudino - Destination Calabria (Laidback Luke Remix) 6/ Yanou ft Liz - King Of My Castle (Sander Van Doorn Remix) 7/ Lock n Load - Who Else Could It Be (Original Mix) 8/ Re-Ward - Ensure 9/ Peter Gelderblom - Waiting 4 (Genix Remix) 10/ Alex MORPH & Rank 1 - Life Less Ordinary (Original Extended) Enjoy Circa

1. Sucker DJ's - Lotta Lovin' (EDX's Miami Sunset Remix) 2. Phil Green vs Shokk - Fascination (Syke N Sugarstarr Remix) 3. MYPD feat. Lyz - Youre Not Alone (Micha Moor Remix) 4. Baschi - Wenn das Gott Wusst (Yoko Remix) 5. Shop Boys - Disco 4 Ssampler Dave Spoon Remix 6. The Love Committee - Love Is Everywhere (Plastik Funk) 7. R.I.O. - R.I.O. (S&H Project Remix) 8. Rowe - Moments In The Sun - Noiz Remix

1. Sucker DJ's - Lotta Lovin' (EDX's Miami Sunset Remix) 2. Phil Green vs Shokk - Fascination (Syke N Sugarstarr Remix) 3. MYPD feat. Lyz - Youre Not Alone (Micha Moor Remix) 4. Baschi - Wenn das Gott Wusst (Yoko Remix) 5. Shop Boys - Disco 4 Ssampler Dave Spoon Remix 6. The Love Committee - Love Is Everywhere (Plastik Funk) 7. R.I.O. - R.I.O. (S&H Project Remix) 8. Rowe - Moments In The Sun - Noiz Remix