RenewEconomy Widget

Global-Roam Pty Ltd

Widget Developer/Owner

We (Global-Roam Pty Ltd)  have developed this widget:

(a)  We appreciate the opportunity to broaden the visibility of the fuel mix

(b)  Amongst the other products we provide are the licensed/installed “NEMwatch” application, who also this WattClarity ® market insights service:

i.  whilst you are on this site, you might like to browse the insights shared with our readers here.

ii.  don’t forget you can also subscribe at www.WattClarity.com.au to ensure we alert you when new articles are published.

iii.  You’ll also find that WattClarity has a presence on LinkedIn and Twitter.

RenewEconomy

Widget Sponsor

This widget would not be possible without the sponsorship that’s been provided over many years by RenewEconomy, the primary host of this widget.  Many thanks!

(a)  We appreciate the opportunity to work with RenewEconomy in this particular way;

(b)  There are other ways we work with RenewEconomy as well – for instance:

i.  You’ll find some articles from WattClarity copied over to RenewEconomy (some by Paul McArdle, Marcelle Gannon, and others)

ii.  You’ll also find insights from some of our other products also shared on RenewEconomy.

A growing number of

Third Parties

In addition to the two primary parties, also important are the growing number of third parties who have chosen to embed this widget on their own websites in order to help spread the understanding of the fuel supply mix supporting both the Australian NEM in the east, and Western Australia’s WEM in the south-west of the state.

You are able to embed this widget yourself at no charge – just enter your email address under the “</> Embed” button on the widget and follow the instructions you will be emailed.

Widget number 1

Widget number 2

Widget number 3

The widget you see above is embedded on many pages across the internet:

 1)  It’s on RenewEconomy articles; and

2)  It’s here on WattClarity (above); and

3)  It’s also on a variety of 3rd party websites as well:

(a)  it’s no charge to embed; and

(b)  all you need to do is follow the instructions under the “</> Embed” button.

There is a larger version of this widget, complete with tabulation of the current data, exclusively on the RenewEconomy website here:

http://reneweconomy.com.au/nem-watch/

Simply access this page by clicking through on the ‘Widget Data’ button on the website.

For our NEMwatch clients, we’ve also provided a copy of the widget here:

https://www.nem-watch.info/widgets/reneweconomy/

This button opens up Widget #2 listed in the table above.

This button opens up to this page, which provides (on this page and those linked) further information about the widget.

A few different ways you might want to share what you see happening in Australia’s electricity fuel mix supply/demand balance at the moment.

To embed Widget #1 on your own 3rd party website please click on the button, and follow the instructions.  There is no charge to embed – thanks to the sponsorship of RenewEconomy.

Hopefully the linked FAQs have answered 95% of the questions you might have!

If they do not, please feel free to provide us direct feedback.

On this linked page here, we explain why supply and demand need to be considered as a pair at the same instant in time in order to gain a true picture of what’s happening in the electricity market.

We’ve prepared this page here to provide an explanation about the different types of data included in the RenewEconomy widget, including:

1)  Where it comes from (and what it means);

2)  How frequently it is measured … or estimated;

3)  How it is aggregated.

We’ve appreciated the opportunity to enhance visibility and understanding of the NEM’s energy transition via this widget for many years.

Over that time (through the Feedback button, or otherwise) we’ve frequently received a number of the same questions, again and again … for instance:

Q1)  Where is NT, or the ACT?

Q2)  What is ‘demand the AEMO doesn’t see’?

Q3)  What happens, when Supply > Demand (or Demand > Supply)?

Q4)  Why can’t I see percentages here?

Etc…

In this linked Frequently Asked Questions page, we have provided detailed explanations to these and other questions, so we would suggest you check these first, before asking the same question again!

On this page here we have provided a chronological record of the progressive enhancement of this widget.

This widget is one of a number of widgets we have developed over the years… and, indeed, through our ez2view software clients can make their own embeddable time-series widgets.

Supply and demand for electricity are inextricably linked on an instantaneous basis – hence the combination of these two data points in the RenewEconomy widget.

In a similar way, there is a tight relationship between weather patterns (and particularly temperature) and levels of electricity consumption. That’s the reason we worked with Energy Consumers Australia to put together the “ECA Widget” described here.

Some of the other widgets are discussed here.

Perhaps we can help you through the development, for you, of a widget that focuses on a particular point of interest you have in the competitive energy market?

If so, please call us on +61 (0)7 3368 4064 to discuss.

Hopefully the linked FAQs have answered 95% of the questions you might have!

If you have more questions about this widget, please drop us a line using this feedback form, remembering to provide us a phone number we can reach you on if we have questions about your suggestions..