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    Australia’s Energy Market: A Rollercoaster of Volatility and Price Hikes
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    By Mike Carabott and Krystle Will | October 26, 2023

    Australia’s National Electricity Market (NEM) continues on an unpredictable journey, taking the title of the world’s most volatile energy market.  Rystad Energy, a leading energy …

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    Price Cannibalisation: When Oversupply Drives Down Electricity Prices
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    By Mike Carabott and Krystle Will | October 25, 2023

    As rooftop solar, commercial solar, wind and batteries take a more prominent role in electricity markets, price cannibalisation is becoming more frequent. This has radically …

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    Concerns that Kogan Creek industrial action could push electricity prices up on the East Coast

    By Mike Carabott and Krystle Will | September 27, 2023

    Workers at CS Energy’s Kogan Creek commenced industrial action on Thursday 21 September, creating concerns over supply to the East Coast. The 16-year-old 750 MW …

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    El Niño summer could cause rolling blackouts in Victoria and South Australia – AEMO

    By Mike Carabott and Krystle Will | September 14, 2023

    The Australian Energy Market Operator has warned that Victoria and South Australia could face rolling blackouts as an El Niño Summer will bring hot and …

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    South Australia experiences the first instances of new $16,600 electricity spot market price cap
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    By Mike Carabott and Ewen Beard | September 5, 2023

    South Australia became the first state in the National Energy Market to experience the new electricity spot market price cap of $16,600/MWh. New South Wales …

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    The Leading Edge Energy Advantage: Navigating Energy Procurement with Confidence
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    By Krystle Will and Val Calma

    Are you a business owner seeking ways to optimise energy costs while embracing sustainability? Then you may be in the perfect position to benefit from …

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    Eraring extension recommended and Loy Yang underwritten till 2035
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    By Mike Carabott and Krystle Will | August 28, 2023

    The NSW government-commissioned review of the state’s electricity network has recommended an Eraring extension, Australia’s largest coal-fired power station, while the Victorian government has pledged …

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    Readiness for 100 per cent instantaneous renewables is key to renewable energy transition
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    By Krystle Will and Mike Carabott | July 22, 2023

    The Australian Energy Market Operator has outlined four key action points to accelerate the transition from fossil fuels to 100 % renewable energy, emphasising instantaneous …

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    4,200 MW of coal power could extend into the next decade as power supply concerns grow
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    By Mike Carabott and Krystle Will | July 22, 2023

    4,200 MW of coal power could extend into the next decade as concerns grow that the state could spiral into an electricity supply and price …

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    Australia’s pace of investment in renewable energy is too slow
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    By Mike Carabott and Krystle Will | June 22, 2023

    The slow pace of investment in renewable energy to replace retiring coal power plants poses challenges to achieving the country’s emissions targets and causing price …

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