After an eventful summer 2012-13 in the NEM, where we saw a heatwave early in the season lead into flooding rains (again) – and a new “Best Demand Forecaster” crowned, we progressed into what would normally be the less eventful…
A collection of articles about events that occur, and observations that are made, about summer 2012-13 in the Australian National Electricity Market.
An assortment of articles covering events happening during Winter 2012
Demand was lacklustre but we’ve still given an impressive BBQ away to our competition winner for this summer….
Analysis of what’s been happening in the NEM over summer 2011-12.
Miscellaneous articles about what we observe during Winter 2011
Articles about market reform – in the NEM and elsewhere.
Some articles, as we put them together, focused on events of summer 2010-11
Some articles, as they are prepared, in relation to fuel supplies in Australia’s National Electricity Market (NEM). This could be to do with coal supplies, or gas supplies, or in relation to other fuel.
Posts that don’t fit neatly into any other category.
Various articles about Winter 2010 in the NEM
Here’s a growing collection of articles we’re putting together with respect to the concerns of energy users. These articles are informed by interaction with a wide range of large commercial and industrial (C&I) energy users in a variety of different…
Articles on various stand-out events happening in the National Electricity Market in Autumn 2010.
A topic to collect articles about personal experiences with distributed energy resources
Some articles about the way summer 2009-10 unfolds
Some articles about what happened in the NEM through spring 2009
A collection of articles to do with demand side response (otherwise known as curtailability or demand response) in the National Electricity Market
Our reviews of conferences, and other events related to energy markets, that we have attended.
Summer 2008-09 is now well behind us, and there are a number of official reviews underway that will report back at some stage. Even so, we’ve been continuing to ponder a couple of things about what happened in January 2009…
Out of curiosity, we have performed some analysis of the extent to which the GFC has had an impact on the level of consumption of electricity across the NEM.