In the first article we used aggregate data for ST PASA to speculate that Eraring might be offline until Tuesday 21st May 2024 … well, the MT PASA DUID Availability data has updated now in the ‘Generator Outages’ widget in ez2view to confirm that hypothesis:
So with Eraring unit 2 it’s a ‘watch this space’.
In better news, also highlighted shows that Millmerran unit 1 has just started coming back online this morning, slightly earlier than prior expectations after its Planned Outage.
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This morning at 07:25 the ‘Notifications’ widget in ez2view alerted us that ER03 had reached a ‘first output’ milestone during the return-to-service journey.
Following a reminder in a phone call today, I’ve updated the date range in a NEMreview trend previously used in February to look at percentage of Underlying Demand in NSW supplied for each half hour over the 5 day period Monday 6th May 2024 to Friday 10th May 2024 (which includes 3 volatile periods leading to Administered Pricing).
Yesterday afternoon (Thu 16th May) Eraring unit 2 commenced return to service. But it hit a snag that evening, came offline, and might be off for a few more days?
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