With pricing now reverting to normal process, it’s worth flagging two Market Notices AEMO published with reference to forecast LOR3 in the South Australian region today (i.e. Thu 23rd June) pertaining to next week Wednesday and Thursday as follows:
Thursday is a long way off (in relative terms) so we’d expect to see forecasts progressively improve (as they did for Wednesday). Now in ‘Forecast Convergence’ in ez2view v9.4.2.62 clients can do this!
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After publishing three Case Studies on Saturday, this 4th Case Study in a long series is much more complex – with 8 different Semi-Scheduled Wind Farm units across VIC and SA exhibiting significant deviations from Target. This Case study looks at April 2016, which is also 3 years after the first 3 case studies.
A short record of a significant drop of ‘Market Demand’ in South Australia on Tuesday afternoon 5th November 2024 … down 710MW (or 60% of the initial value) in 20 minutes.
The first day of scorching summer temperatures for the year has been matched with elevated electricity prices in New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia for most of the day. Queensland and Tasmania experienced small patches of high prices yet…
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