AEMO publishes an overview of their ‘Minimum System Load procedure’ for Victoria

Posted by Paul McArdle Friday, November 1 2024 Topic: 2024-11-01, Decline of Minimum demand, Market Operations

If the number of questions we’ve fielded are anything to go by (and the questions we asked here on 10th October and here on 12th October), then the AEMO’s publication today of their ‘Victorian Minimum System Load Procedure Overview’ 3-page PDF document will be well received:

2024-11-01-AEMO-VIC-MinimumSystemLoadProcedureOverview

If you (like me) also find it difficult to find documents like this on the AEMO website, then we thought posting this as an article here (that we can refer back to frequently) might also be well received!

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