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    Why are Energy Retailers choosing to pay a fine rather than meeting their renewable energy quotas?
    why are energy retailers choosing to pay fines

    By James Iliffe | February 19, 2019

    A big question doing the rounds is why are energy retailers choosing to pay fines rather than meeting their renewable energy quotas? It is interesting to see that a growing …

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    Record wholesale electricity and gas prices despite low demand

    By Mike Carabott | February 15, 2019

    The Australian Energy Market Operator’s latest analysis of the National Energy Market has revealed that gas and electricity prices have been driven up by the cost of producing energy at …

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    Tesla claims solar roof tiles work out cheaper than conventional roofs over time
    solar roof

    By Mike Carabott | February 15, 2019

    Tesla has announced that its solar roof tiles will cost $231 per square metre. This means that the material can be cheaper than conventional roofing when energy savings are factored …

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    Why did Victoria experience a power blackout and why wasn’t it averted?
    Power blackout

    By Mike Carabott | February 12, 2019

    The National Energy Market’s Reserve Trade Demand Response mechanism was not enough to prevent a power blackout in Victoria in January, and the breakdown of a number of coal-fired plants …

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    January heatwave forces wholesale prices through the roof
    wholesale electricity price

    By Mike Carabott | February 12, 2019

    Market wrap January 2019: National Energy Market future and spot prices soared after parts of Melbourne experienced a blackout over 23-25 January during a particularly brutal heatwave. The spike in …

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    RERT energy reserve system was not enough to prevent blackout – Smelter shut down as blackout warnings persist
    RERT

    By Mike Carabott | January 25, 2019

    Victoria and South Australia avoided a blackout on Thursday after the Australian Energy Market Operator ordered Alcoa Australia to power down for an hour and free up an extra 400 …

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    South Australia and Victoria face heatwave blackout as demand outstrips supply
    blackout

    By Mike Carabott | January 24, 2019

    Sweltering conditions in South Australia and Victoria could lead to a heatwave blackout today if additional emergency power is not secured as demand for power in the two southern states …

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    NSW Government to launch $50-million demand response plan
    demand response

    By Mike Carabott | November 28, 2018

    The New South Wales government is launching a $50-million plan to create a virtual battery through household demand response projects. How could this work? The plan would involve participants switching …

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    Market Wrap November 2018 – Continued drought, very low output from Snowy push futures prices up
    market wrap

    By Mike Carabott | November 26, 2018

    Market wrap: Very mild weather conditions across Australia throughout the months of October and November led to reduced demand across the National Energy Market. But other factors were at play …

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    Labor Energy Policy would allocate $15 billion to boost renewables to 50 percent of the total mix with firming and underwriting safety net
    Labor Energy Policy

    By Mike Carabott | November 22, 2018

    The Labor Energy Policy will revive the National Energy Guarantee, give household battery grants and aim for 50 percent renewables generation by the year 2030 if Bill Shorten becomes Prime …

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