So it’s worth attaching here a snapshot of an ez2view live-updating trend from the ‘Trends Engine’that shows how the past 24 hours has seen aggregate wind yield back up above 6,000MW, for the first time in ~21 days:
We’re in the midst of number crunching with respect to 2024 Q1 as part of the ongoing GenInsights Quarterly Updates series … but when we get to start crunching numbers for 2024 Q2 (not until July) I will be interesting to see how April 2024 stacks up statistically.
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Anthony Sharwood’s article ‘Wild winter winds hit 156 km/h in Tas, 128 km/h on mainland’ prompts me to have a quick look at wind production in Tasmania in recent days.
Ashleigh Madden of Weatherzone reports on some unusual weather activity scheduled to impact QLD, NSW, and SA wind generation – stemming from a high pressure system moving towards the Tasman sea.
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