NSW price volatility continues into Wednesday afternoon 8th May 2024
Price volatility has continued in NSW this afternoon, starting at around 3:40pm local time.
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Afternoon/Evening volatility on the way for NSW on Wednesday 8th May 2024 (and more tomorrow?)
At 14:05 on Wednesday 8th May 2024 it looks like NSW might see more spot price volatility this evening.
Cloud and rain in NSW leads to more elevated prices during the day
Following Wednesday morning’s volatility in NSW (8th May 2024), middle-of-the-day prices have remained somewhat elevated.
More court action about ‘the Brady Report’ for Callide C4
Two news articles in recent days in the Australian (with respect to Federal Court deliberations about Callide C4) prompt this latest article.
Early reflections on the concerns of large energy users, from the 2024 EUAA National Conference
On Wed 1st and Thu 2nd May 2024 I appreciated the opportunity to participate in the EUAA National Conference for 2024. Here's the start of some reflections.
Sunrise volatility in NSW on Wednesday 8th May 2024
Following Tuesday evening's volatility in NSW, the next morning around sunrise saw a second bout of volatility.
~80 minute run on spot price volatility in NSW on Tuesday 7th May 2024
A second article providing some more detail on the spot price volatility in NSW on Tuesday evening 7th May 2024
Energy Price Volatility in NSW on 7 May 2024
A short initial article about the spot price volatility in NSW on Tuesday evening 7th May 2024
A brief record of volatility in NSW on Friday 3rd May 2024
A brief, belated record of a brief burst in volatility in NSW on Friday 3rd May 2024
Regulation FCAS Costs in 2023
Following a presentation with the CEC, Linton shared some insights into FCAS Regulation costs for wind and solar units over last calendar year.
Guest Authored Posts
Why Gladstone’s prospective closure reveals a new kind of NEM failure
With the Queensland state government’s new energy roadmap due out tomorrow, Greg Elkins highlights how distorted signals and state interventions expose a new NEM failure.
The increasingly stochastic and volatile NEM
Oliver Nunn from Endgame Economics argues that we must begin to think about the distribution of prices in the NEM as a function of weather.
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