Yesterday we posted ‘A first quick look at bids for NSW participants, including Wednesday 8th May 2024’ – including (amongst other things) an aggregate level view of coal generator bidding in NSW, looking back 30 days.
Today we have already delved further, with a series of articles:
#1 = ‘Delving deeper, into coal generator performance in NSW on Tue 7th May and Wed 8th May’
#2 = ‘Delving deeper, into Wind Farm performance in NSW on Tue 7th May and Wed 8th May’
#3 … so in this article we’re going to take a similar approach, but look at batteries instead (specifically focusing on the discharge side of the equation).
We’re still using the ‘Bids & Offers’ widget in ez2view.
(A) All battery units across NSW
There are 7 x batteries currently operational in NSW – here’s the shorter time-range aggregate view:
When we’d looked back over 30 days, the suspicion had been that (at least some of) the batteries had run dry during the volatile periods.
… with the narrowed-in view, we can confirm this.
That’s not a surprise to us, as we’d already written about ‘the rise of ‘Just in Time’’ as Key Observation 5/22 within GenInsights21.
(B) Unbundling, for each of the 7 x NSW batteries
This will have to wait until another article …
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