On Tuesday we were pleased to announce the winner of our main prize, and on Thursday we gave away the first consolation prize.
We’ve five competitions to go – so you (if you entered) have plenty of chances still to win this portable barbeque:
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In Competition #5, we asked entrants to correctly forecast what the peak South Australian demand would be.
This morning I posted this analysis of how the South Australian demand was lacklustre – as was the case in neighbouring Victoria.
Wear a big smile today, Cameron Butler at the Energy Price Solutions, as you were an amazing 5MW off the correct number with your entry!
Recapping the winners
This means that our competition table stands as follows:
| Competition #1 {The Main Prize} |
Peak NEM-Wide Demand for the “extended summer” period |
Demand did not even rise above 30,000MW – which surprised us, and most of our entrants (as we discussed here).
The winner, as announced on Tuesday 7th April, was energy-sector lawyer, Connor James. |
| Competition #2 {Consolation} | Peak Queensland Demand for the same period |
The winner is still to be declared… |
| Competition #3 {Consolation} | Peak NSW Demand for the same period |
The winner is still to be declared… |
| Competition #4 {Consolation} | Peak Victoria Demand for the same period |
In Victoria the peak demand was almost 2,000MW below the all-time record, and 1,600MW below the peak of the prior year – as discussed here.
The winner, as announced here yesterday was Elijah Pack from the AEMO. |
| Competition #5 {Consolation} | Peak South Australia Demand for the same period |
The South Australian demand did not break 3,000MW – and, indeed, for only a small number of days was it above 2,000MW.
Not daunted by this challenge, the winner (as announced here today) was Cameron Butler from Energy Price Solutions. |
| Competition #6 {Consolation} | Peak Tasmania Demand for the same period |
The winner is still to be declared… |
| Competition #7{Consolation} | Peak Aggregate NEM-Wide Wind Production for the same period |
The winner is still to be declared… |
Stay tuned to learn of the other winners
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