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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A starting list of all the factors I would like to delve into, in order to perform an objective review of what happened last Thursday and Friday in Victoria and South Australia
Some thoughts about the possible uplift to Infigen Energy revenues, stemming from higher forward contract prices in the South Australian region of the NEM
With a severe weather warning issued for much of Australia (with Sydney and Brisbane almost being the only exceptions) and lasting several days, it’s timely to look at what AEMO is forecasting demand to be in the week ahead.
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