David Osmond, Author at Renew Economy

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Cost of ACT’s 100 per cent renewable energy scheme goes negative – again!
Cost of the ACT’s 100 per cent renewable scheme has gone negative again – the fourth time that consumers have received a pay pack as higher bills affect the rest of the country.
David Osmond

Oct 23, 2024

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Commentary

A near 100 per cent renewable grid is readily achievable and affordable
Three years of daily simulations show that very close to 100% renewable electricity is feasible for Australia’s main grid at reasonable cost, using just several hours of battery storage.
David Osmond

Aug 23, 2024

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Commentary

A rule change on transmission losses for wind and solar farms could save billions for consumers
A ruling that effectively charges wind and solar farms for twice actual transmission losses represents a large risk to developers of new generation assets, and consumers.
David Osmond

May 13, 2024

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Renewables

A near 100pct renewable grid for Australia is feasible and affordable, with just a few hours of storage
Two years of simulations show that very close to 100% renewable electricity is affordable and feasible for Australia’s main grid, using just a few hours of battery storage.
David Osmond

Aug 23, 2023

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Renewables

A near 100 per cent renewables grid is well within reach, and with little storage
A new study – completed on Wednesday – using real time data finds renewables can meet 98.8% of demand over the year, with just five hours storage.
David Osmond

Aug 24, 2022

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Renewables

How to run the National Electricity Market on 96 per cent renewables
Windlab simulation of 96% renewable NEM shows very high renewables penetration is possible with boosted wind and solar, firmed by existing hydro and readily achievable levels of storage.
David Osmond

Mar 3, 2020

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Policy & Planning

Deep dive into the ACT’s 100% renewable energy target
Contracted wind and solar generated 98% of ACT’s net demand over past year, and 78% of ACT’s electricity could theoretically have been supplied directly from wind and solar without storage.
David Osmond

Jun 20, 2019

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