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What does seasonal variation mean for the NEM?

What does seasonal variation mean for the NEM?

by Alex Leemon | May 4, 2022 | Electricity Markets, energy, NEM, Networks

Is the NEM a winter or a summer peaking market? Australian summers are hot, so summer, right? Right? Well, it’s not quite so simple. Let’s look at each of the five regions in the NEM, explored in the glorious Neapolitan palette of the Grand Budapest Hotel. 1. These...
Modelling Dynamic Operating Envelopes with Gridcognition

Modelling Dynamic Operating Envelopes with Gridcognition

by Fabian Le Gay Brereton | Jan 29, 2022 | Battery Storage, Decentralisation, Networks

Distribution limits Australia is leading the world on the deployment of distributed generation and South Australia is the poster child for this; we had events last year where almost all of SA’s electrical load was met by roof-top solar. But there is a limit to...
When turning off your solar system can make you money

When turning off your solar system can make you money

by Pete Tickler | Dec 8, 2021 | Decentralisation, Electricity Markets, energy, Networks, Solar PV

Nudged along by Anthony Seipolt’s post on AGL Australia offering a new retail tariff incentivising residential customers to turn off their solar systems in return for some cash (importantly, more cash than they’d otherwise get from their feed in tariff),...
Maximising battery value: a commercial analysis of front-of-meter vs behind-the-meter storage

Maximising battery value: a commercial analysis of front-of-meter vs behind-the-meter storage

by Pete Tickler | Dec 9, 2020 | Battery Storage, Decentralisation, NEM, Networks, WEM

There’s a healthy debate underway in the energy sector around where battery energy storage assets should be located within electricity systems, in order to create the greatest possible value, both for their owners and for society more broadly. As a general rule, the...
Which network provides the strongest price signal for solar and batteries?

Which network provides the strongest price signal for solar and batteries?

by Pete Tickler | Oct 14, 2020 | Battery Storage, Decentralisation, NEM, Networks, WEM

The TL;DR We simulated the same behind-the-meter commercial solar and battery project across the 14 distribution networks that make up the WEM and NEM. We found that there could be up to a 150% difference in the network tariff savings based on the very same...

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