Brown coal generation ceases in South Australia with the closure of Northern Power Station

Posted by Paul McArdle Monday, May 9 2016 Topic: Autumn 2016 in the NEM

I expect there will be plenty of other references to this today on other media – for those who come looking on WattClarity, my apologies that I don’t have time today for anything other than posting this snapshot from NEM-Watch at midday today to mark the event:

The National Electricity Market recorded on the day Northern Power Station generation ceased

Not long after snagging the screenshot above, we see prices rise higher in South Australia – to the $400’s per MWh.  We’ve recorded this in the Time-Series Viewer being developed within ez2viewAustralia:

2016-05-09-at-12-30-TimeSeriesDataView-of-SouthAustralia

Interesting times indeed for the market …

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One of three founders of Global-Roam back in 2000, Paul has been CEO of the company since that time. As an author on WattClarity, Paul's focus has been to help make the electricity market more understandable.

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1 Comment on "Brown coal generation ceases in South Australia with the closure of Northern Power Station"

  1. David Woodgrove | Tuesday, May 10 2016 at 10:02 pm | Reply

    Great to see the report on the closure but its a shame the Port Augusta solar project hasn’t got up yet. Fingers crossed for those workers to jobs in the new economy.

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