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Highlights from the second day of the clean energy summit and why some are trying to see the future by looking into the past.
Using advanced analytics, RepuTex has classified different synoptic scale weather systems and measured variation in the market value of wind production. Here are the key findings.
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Tesla megapacks, community batteries, big turbines and a banana republic
The Clean Energy Summit had more panels than your average solar farm, but there were some key highlights.
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With or without you: Rebutting criticism of AEMC’s demand response proposal
A look at the main criticisms of the AMEC's proposal for a wholesale demand response mechanism – and why we think they are incorrect.
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Moon landing anniversary hangs brightly over clean energy debate
Fifty years on, the moon landing has a few things in common with Australia's move from coal to renewable energy. What we lack now is policy and vision.
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Wind and solar turn up ramping pressure in South Australia and Queensland
Daily price ramp in Australia's wholesale electricity market is quite strong in most states right now – but particularly in South Australia and Queensland.
How do Queensland's wind resources fit with the rest of Australia's? There's not much data out there yet, but what there is is encouraging.
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Demand Response: We still haven’t found what we are looking for …
AEMC needs to make some changes if their demand response proposal is to get the right outcome, and pave way for a truly two-sided market.
Nearly two decades after it was first proposed, demand response is to finally become a part of Australia’s electricity market. Craig Memery, from PIAC explains. Plus: Queensland finally delivers.
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Demand-response rules sound good, but the devil is in (hugely complicated) details
If this demand-response mechanism does what it is claimed to do, it could be a significant development for the electricity markets in southern and eastern Australia. But the actual...
