New ‘lowest ever*’ point of NSW ‘Market Demand’, on Sunday 20th October 2024

Well, that did not take long … after using a snapshot from NEMwatch at 11:45 to comment in this article about the…

‘the deep-blue colour of the NSW region, signifying that that region is also getting down quite near to its current ‘lowest ever*’ point’

… the next dispatch interval we see the SMS alerts start to signify a new ‘lowest ever*’ point:

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Here’s a snapshot from NEMwatch at 11:50 to record this new ‘lowest ever*’ point in NSW, down at 3,237MW:

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Note that:

1)  At 3,237MW at 11:50 in NSW:

(a)  that is a shade under the 3,248MW prior lowest point on 6th October 2024;

(b)  also worth noting that this was a drop of 219MW over 5 minutes (noting the 3,456MW at 11:45).

2)  Also note that the NEM-wide demand at 11:50 is down to 10,033MW … so similarly lower than 5-minutes beforehand.

… but note this update a little later.

 

So it’s already a record-breaking day…

 

PS1 lowest point  at 12:45

Demand has started to climb now, later into the afternoon  so it looks like the new ‘lowest ever*’ point in NSW will be at 12:45 (down at 3,150MW) … for ‘Market Demand’.


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Paul McArdle
One of three founders of Global-Roam back in 2000, Paul has been CEO of the company since that time. As an author on WattClarity, Paul's focus has been to help make the electricity market more understandable.

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