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Know your NEM: Looking forward, after looking back
The worm is starting to turn, as wind and solar power become widely acknowledged as the forthcoming mainstream suppliers of energy into the NEM. But can governments and regulators keep pace?
David Leitch
Jan 15, 2019
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Smart Energy
AER updates RIT-T guidelines to look beyond poles and wires for network upgrades
AER announced changes to RIT-T making it more robust, efficient and timely, and more aligned wth AEMO’s Integrated System Plan and keeping customer power costs down.
Sophie Vorrath
Dec 14, 2018
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The verdict is in: Renewables reduce energy prices (yes, even in South Australia)
Our research finds, emphatically, that in electricity there is no dilemma between decarbonisation and lower wholesale prices. The “tri-lemma” concept is already past its prime.
Bruce Mountain & Dr Steven Percy
Dec 6, 2018
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Know your NEM: Angus Taylor should go to naughty corner over terrible policy
The federal Coalition is systematically undermining the basis of the private ownership of the electricity market in Australia. Legal rights are being cut back at every turn.
David Leitch
Dec 4, 2018
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Know your NEM: Cause for optimism – in politics and in rooftop solar market
Victoria election shows positive stance on renewables wins elections, even if right wing proud to martyr colleagues for the cause. Meanwhile, there’s fantastic optimism about rooftop solar and batteries.
David Leitch
Nov 26, 2018
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ALP battery subsidy could save $100m a year, and reverse auctions will also deliver cheaper energy
The ALP energy policy on battery storage and reverse auctions is exactly what I would have designed. Here is why.
David Leitch
Nov 22, 2018
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Know your NEM: Coal comfort for electricity prices?
Of all this week’s stats, the fall in the coal price really stood out. So what’s behind it, and what does it mean for Australia?
David Leitch
Nov 5, 2018
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Excess network profits about to be baked into the National Electricity Law
Proposed changes to National Electricity Law would remove the regulatory benchmark for assessing network returns. If this happens, excess returns may be locked in until at least 2023.
Simon Orme
Nov 2, 2018
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Know your NEM: Election season scores one for climate
Team No Action has struggled lately to link renewables to high prices or low reliability. But a summer black-out could change that in an instant.
David Leitch
Oct 23, 2018
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AEMC sees no market gaming, but says batteries will lower prices
Energy rule-maker says market gaming “not an issue”, but says Tesla and other batteries will be able to use re-bidding practice to lower prices, rather than inflate them, and are already doing so.
Giles Parkinson
Oct 12, 2018
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Major solar, wind projects stumble in front of new grid hurdles
Forget the NEG. The limitations of Australia’s ageing grid are threatening to hobble the rapid rollout of new wind and solar projects. It’s probably the biggest issue facing the renewable energy industry right now.
Giles Parkinson
Jul 30, 2018
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“This is huge” – rule changes to boost solar PV and batteries
AEMC rule changes would give consumers more control over the energy market, and reduce the ability of generators to exploit their market power. This could be a huge win.
Rob Murray-Leach
Jul 27, 2018
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