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Regulator pushes for household battery storage register to remove “blind spot”
Bational register of Australia’s home battery installations would cost around $10m, but would remove potential huge “blind spot” and could improve power system security.
Sophie Vorrath
Mar 7, 2018
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Commentary
Why solar households should learn to love demand tariffs
Demand tariffs are controversial, but if properly done they could work for everyone. We just need the network owners to do the right thing.
Mark Byrne
Feb 15, 2018
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Markets
If any institution needs to go, it should be AEMC, not AEMO
The problem in Australia’s energy market is that – uniquely in the world – we have separate rule making and operating statutory bodies. Only one of them is based in reality.
Steve Blume
Feb 14, 2018
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Commentary
Disappointing Reliability Review highlights failings of AEMC
See no problems, hear no problems, do very little. We read the AEMC’s Reliability review in the hope of finding some interesting ideas. We didn’t.
David Leitch
Jan 31, 2018
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AEMC admits, reluctantly, that renewables will push prices down
AEMC admits rises in consumer bills this year should be reversed in the next couple of years. … thanks to solar and wind. But it still seeks to paint “intermittent” renewables in their worst possible light.
Giles Parkinson
Dec 18, 2017
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Better data would improve transparency in electricity market
Better data would reassure consumers that price changes are the result of real problems, such as weather or machinery failure, rather than market manipulation.
Mardi Dungey and Ali Ghahremanlou
Sep 19, 2017
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Smart Energy
ESB chair says demand response could kill need for new power plants
Chair of newly formed Energy Security Board, Kerry Schott, says that by harnessing demand management in Australia, “we can all stop worrying about building new plants of any description.”
Sophie Vorrath
Sep 14, 2017
10
CleanTech Bites
AEMC suggests new body to decide on battery storage standards
As industry rejects Standards Australia home battery ban proposal, AEMC calls for new body to govern standards for distributed energy market.
Sophie Vorrath
Aug 24, 2017
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AEMC backs down on rooftop “solar tax” proposal
Energy market rule maker backs down on proposal to charge solar households to export excess PV generation back to the grid.
Sophie Vorrath
Aug 22, 2017
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Markets
AEMC, utilities in denial as consumers flick switch to solar, batteries
AEMC attempts to defend incumbent gen-tailers by saying how delighted customers are with their electricity service and pricing, and blaming renewables as the biggest black cloud on the horizon. They have to be kidding, right?
Giles Parkinson
Jul 25, 2017
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AEMC delays 5-minute ruling again after protests from incumbents
Queensland government utilities lead incumbents’ fight against 5-minute rule, despite support from AEMO and others who say change will lower prices, encourage storage.
Giles Parkinson
Jul 5, 2017
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Markets
AEMC takes baby steps to future grid, where solar and storage “optimised”
Australia’s energy market rule maker catches up with solar and storage revolution, proposes “independent ‘optimising’ function”.
Sophie Vorrath
Jun 6, 2017
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