From mid-August 2024 the AEMO increased the transparency of actual (i.e. physical, as distinct from energy-constrained) availability of Semi-Scheduled generators by commencing the publication of two separate, but related, SCADA level data sets they receive from the Wind and Large Solar generators:
(a) LOCL (local limit)
(b) ELAV (elements available)
This was noted in the article ‘AEMO commences publishing actual intermittent generators (SCADA) availability data to the EMMS Data Model’.
Here we collate articles tagged with ‘LOCL (local limit)’.
In this article, we’re continuing to explore what happened to some Wind Farms in Victoria on Monday 16th December 2024 – which was a day of high temperatures, and on which many interesting things occurred. In this particular article, we focus on 4 x Wind Farms all in the same portfolio that exhibited some commonalities in output patterns and so on…
The AEMO began publishing actual intermittent generators (SCADA) availability data:
(a) to the EMMS Data Model in the Production environment from August 13th 2024 and
(b) to NEMWeb from August 14th 2024.