Overnight volatility in South Australia – part 1
A run of volatility in South Australia lasting ~90 minutes triggered a few alerts.
A run of volatility in South Australia lasting ~90 minutes triggered a few alerts.
With the AER having released its ‘Wholesale Markets Quarterly’ for Q2 2022 yesterday, I skimmed and saw 9 discrete factors flagged … each of which contributed to the extreme (price and scarcity) outcomes seen through Q2 2022.
A quick marker for some volatility thus far today in South Australia.
Yesterday (Tue 6th Sept 2022) the AER released its ‘Wholesale Markets Quarterly’ report for Q2 2022 – which, given the Energy Crisis that unfolded then, should prove interesting reading.
A quick second article today, with IRPM down below 15% on a NEM-wide basis.
A quick updated look at how Aggregate Wind-Farm Production has trended since 2010 to now.
In this article we take a quick look at how today’s widespread cloud cover is affecting solar production across QLD.
Another high profile report that’s been released this week is today’s Reliability Standard and Settings Review (from the Reliability Panel)… flagging some changes to settings from 1st July 2025, and some further changes after that time.
This morning have been greeted to a run of SMS alerts for volatility in South Australia.
Here’s where to find the 2022 ESOO – and also what I’ve seen (thus far) of external commentary about what’s revealed and discussed in the ESOO.
With the AEMO releasing the 2022 ESOO on Wednesday morning 31st August 2022 with the limited time I have available right now I’ve had a quick look, and in this article highlight some things that jumped out to me.
Looking back at Friday 26th August 2022 we see that it was not only South Australia that was becalmed. All but one of the wind farms operating in the NEM showed quite low output levels – meaning lowest aggregate level in 11 months!
It’s been recurrent volatility in South Australia today.
… flagging (for WattClarity readers and subscribers) a useful contribution from Ben Skinner at the AEC to explore and explain some aspects of the June 2022 Market Suspension and surrounding factors.
A quick look at this morning’s volatility in South Australia.
On Thursday 18th August 2022 the AEMO has released its report into the Market Suspension during June 2022. Will make for interesting reading …
A short note flagging AEMO’s publication (dated 15th August 2022) about compensation payments for the June 2022 events.
Walking through some of the responses I can see in 19 of 67 Wind Farm units on Wednesday 10th August 2022 … when a software glitch delivered extreme contingency FCAS prices across all regions (though they were subsequently revised down).
A short note on Sunday 14th August 2022 with electricity demand in QLD hitting new low points.
Another interesting development (briefly) on Wed 10th August was forecast load shedding for South Australia on Monday 15th August 2022