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Available Reserve

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Available Reserve
The difference between a bank's excess reserve (or its reserves over and above its reserve requirements) and the funds borrowed from a discount window at the Federal Reserve. That is, the available reserve is the bank's reserve that it is free to use as it pleases because it does not have to use it to repay any debt.


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Sam Laidlaw, Chief Executive of Centrica, said: "Trinidad is one of the key export areas for Atlantic Basin LNG with substantial available reserves and infrastructure in place.
The report warned of an "underlying shortfall in financing of the council budget which, if not addressed, will lead to significant financial difficulties in future years including the depletion of the council's available reserves within three years".
Exploitation of the Hasdrubal field has only recently become viable due to prevailing high oil prices and improved estimates of available reserves.
 
 
 
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