A collation of articles tagged with ‘Forecast Convergence’ – which is a way of looking at that other dimension of time.
These might be:
1) Articles using the ‘Forecast Convergence’ widget within our ez2view software;
2) Or it might be other representations of the same concept, such as in our GenInsights Quarterly Updates report.
Today (Friday 23rd October 2026) throws up yet another example of market behaviours and outcomes (in this case some oscillations in Market Demand in Victoria) that provide a good test case for the functionality in the soon-to-be-released ez2view Mobile App.
We have a hypothesis for what the cause of these counter-cyclic oscillations (between price and demand) in NSW on Monday 12th October 2026. As a first step in exploring this hypothesis, here is a wall of numbers...
A very short note with a snapshot of the ‘Forecast Convergence’ widget within the ez2view Mobile App, highlighting some spicy forecast prices for the NSW region this afternoon, Monday 12th October 2026.
Last article today – and a short and cryptic one – which follows a bit of ‘show and tell’ with a customer late today - about strange forecasts (in P30 predispatch) for NSW on Saturday evening 10th October and Sunday morning 11th October 2026.
Given that the fire onsite ‘destroyed Tungatinah Power Station’ (to quote Hydro Tasmania) it will surprise noone that today (Mon 5th Oct 2026) Hydro Tasmania has updated the MT PASA DUID Availability data for the station to show a more staggered (and much longer) return-to-service...
via 'Forecast Convergence' widget, we see (to date) consistent reporting to the AEMO of envisaged closure of all 4 x units at Yallourn being 1st July 2028.
The trend for declining skill as outlook increases is fairly linear. Encouragingly, outlooks at the 6-day mark still have better skill than random.
Uncertainty fluctuates considerably in the 6-day ahead forecasts. Some locations, appear to be generally more predictable than others, Queensland sites in particular.
Noting that it took 2 hours for the price to jump >$1,000/MWh following the coincident trips, in this article we look nearer term with respect to a few dispatch intervals after the trip, in order to ascertain what the immediate effect was.
Taking a particular look at the 15:00 dispatch price in South Australia (Thu 8th Jan 2026), as it was an interesting one.
A summary of a recent academic case study looking into the events of January 22, 2024 in the QLD region, revealing how DER dynamics, weather variability and forecast limitations are amplifying operational challenges.
A brief record of some challenges encountered in forecasting midday Market Demand for South Australia on Tuesday 18th November 2025.
Today we see that, for the WTAHB1 unit in the MT PASA DUID Availability data set, there's now an unplanned outage for Waratah BESS extending well off the page.
Following a series of Market Notices from AEMO with respect to forecast LORx conditions for NSW next Wednesday 22nd October 2025, we take a first look.
Looking back to Wednesday 27th August 2025, when Tamar Valley CCGT switched off.
I thought it would be worth adding a couple snapshots from the ‘Forecast Convergence’ widget in ez2view looking at ‘Market Demand’ as at various dispatch intervals on Thursday 26th June 2025 looking backwards ~7 days and forwards ~7 days
Taking a closer look at the new 'highest ever' point for NEM-wide Wind Production on Monday 26th May 2025, and how well this was forecast in advance.
Over many years we've invested deeply in analysing the nuanced answer to the question 'Is VRE Forecastable?'. This article (which has almost been posted many times before) is triggered today by yet one more claim on social media.
An updated view (via ‘Forecast Convergence’ in ez2view) for forecast demand for QLD on Friday afternoon/evening 24th January 2025 ... and reintroduction for 'forecast LOR2'.
Dan shares an updated look at our forecast convergence widget for this coming Friday afternoon, in light of the record breaking demand in the region earlier this evening.