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Mike Sandiford
Why Australia’s coal industry is beginning to squeal
What is really behind the coal industry’s latest swing at the renewable energy target? A big change in demand.
Mike Sandiford
Oct 2, 2012
7
Who’s afraid of solar PV?
If Australia’s PV deployment continues at the recent frenetic pace, it threatens to take much of the cream out of the wholesale electricity market.
Mike Sandiford
Aug 22, 2012
2
The poles and wires problem in the grid
In the face of falling demand, utilities should realign their business models around energy services. It should be the end of gold-plating.
Mike Sandiford
Aug 17, 2012
1
Why carbon prices are jumping beyond the carbon tax
It’s early days, but electricity prices are certainly up. To what extent is this attributable to the carbon tax? And will the sky fall in?
Mike Sandiford
Jul 19, 2012
2
One piddling light and the plunging cost of electricity
Just how much would it cost electricity generators if I reduced my electricity consumption by turning off just one light?
Mike Sandiford
Jul 13, 2012
7
A generator’s nightmare: low prices, less demand
Our grid is less productive, and the ratio of average to peak demand is declining. Time to rethink market incentives.
Mike Sandiford
Feb 8, 2012
6
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