The recent 4-day ‘Wind Lull’ in South Australia *was* the worst since *at least* 2019
Yesterday, I’d asked ‘How bad is the current Wind Lull in South Australia, compared to history?’ … today, I have the answer.
2026-06-24
How long was that Wind Lull in South Australia in June 2026?
With the wind having awoken in South Australia (late Wednesday 24th June 2026), we ask how long it was asleep for.
The wind has awoken, from its ~4 day coma in South Australia
A short note on Thursday morning 25th June 2026 to note that the wind has resurfaced from its very late autumn (actually winter) hibernation in South Australia.
AEMO publishes draft ‘Go-Live Plan’ for Project EnergyConnect (re Market Integration)
On Wednesday 24th June 2026, the AEMO published this draft Go-Live Plan for Project EnergyConnect Market Integration.
How bad is the current Wind Lull in South Australia, compared to history
I wonder ... if the current 4-day 'Wind Lull' in South Australia is worse than any 4-day stint in South Australia during that infamous NEM-wide wind lull in 2024 Q2?
Large gyration in ‘Market Demand’ in NSW late Wednesday afternoon 24th June 2026
Riffing Monty Python (and now, for something completely different) another ez2view Mobile alert triggered, to notify me of this large change in NSW ‘Market Demand’ - on Wednesday 24th June 2026.
Spot prices in South Australia over $500/MWh again on Wednesday 24th June 2026 (now in the afternoon)
To follow on from this morning’s article, we see the re-emergence (into Wednesday afternoon 24th June 2026) of prices above $500/MWh in South Australia.
(The start of) a retrospective on Battery Operations in South Australia in recent days
I assume a number of different stakeholders* are conducting their own retrospectives of large-scale** battery operations in South Australia over the recent windless (and quite volatile) days. Here's some questions.
Wednesday morning 24th June 2026 and elevated prices continue in SA
It’s Wednesday morning 24th June 2026 and my pre-configured alerts delivered to ez2view Mobile have been busy – with the arrival of morning prices in South Australia above $500/MWh.