What you might have missed on WattClarity this year: NEM wrapped 2024
Dan provides his annual end-of-year review of our WattClarity coverage throughout 2024.
Dan provides his annual end-of-year review of our WattClarity coverage throughout 2024.
A curious phenomenon we've been watching with interest today has been the somewhat persistent and alarmingly high predispatch price forecasts for NSW.
Yesterday (Thu 22nd Dec 2023), Dan Lee posted a summary of WattClarity service through 2023 on our company website. Today I'm sharing that with WattClarity readers here.
Ron Brakels of SolarQuotes examines recent changes that will put the CER in charge of accreditation, which he explains is aimed at "kicking crap solar installers out of...
Rather than just drawing a lucky winner out of a hat, or using a random number generator, someone suggested we take a different approach - and here are...
In my third post, I look at hedge levels - and how to infer them. Hedge levels will, to a large extend, define bidding behaviour unless there are...
It is now over two years ago that NSW sold its retail load and the dispatch rights to most of its generation. This blog post looks at what...
A quick look at the extent to which wind supplies (across all wind turbines in the NEM) are diverse enough for supplies to have a degree of dependability.
A trend in annual average utilisation of generation plant, aggregated by region, over each year since the start of the NEM.
Brief analysis of the trend in production (across the NEM) by fuel type.
Some analysis of the way in which prices in the Australian National Electricity Market have trended over time, from as far back as 1994 (in the markets that...
Colourful distribution of spot prices - for each year of 11.5 years of NEM history. Clearly see the trend over time.