Latest MT PASA modelling results show no Low Reserve Conditions
The latest MT PASA results, published today (Tuesday 6th October 2026) show no Low Reserve Conditions forecast.
The latest MT PASA results, published today (Tuesday 6th October 2026) show no Low Reserve Conditions forecast.
Guest author, Allan O'Neil takes a look at one particular dispatch interval (09:20 on Sunday morning 4th October 2026) to explore an instance of counter-priced flow incorporating the South Australian and neighbouring regions (including via PEC Stage 2).
Given that the fire onsite ‘destroyed Tungatinah Power Station’ (to quote Hydro Tasmania) it will surprise noone that today (Mon 5th Oct 2026) Hydro Tasmania has updated the MT PASA DUID Availability data for the station to show a more staggered (and much longer) return-to-service...
We’ve already written 3 articles about the earlier-than-expected start to the long (mostly) planned outage of Loy Yang A1 early in the morning of Monday 7th September 2026. In this article (part 4 in the series) we take a first look at widespread voltage fluctuations.
A short article for Monday 5th October 2026, with this snapshot from two widgets in ez2view highlighting two points that spiked my interest in Origin’s Eraring Power Station, in the coming weeks
An article on RenewEconomy (with respect to MacIntyre Wind Farm construction/commissioning delays) prompts us to have a look, over the past 26 months to 4th October 2026.
It’s worth noting that AEMO published MN145449 at 12:37 on Friday 2nd October 2026 to report on other developments on the other main link into South Australia
On Thursday 1st October 2026, energy minister (Chris Bowen) notes that the expansion to the SRES scheme (from 100kW to 1MW) goes live today.
I thought this was worth a separate post – given that the focus is much longer-dated testing schedule (current plan) for Project Energy Connect.
Today is Thursday 1st October 2026 which means that there are a number of milestones achieved today with respect to the NEM – including Project Energy Connect going live.
Yesterday (Tue 29th Sept 2026) we saw a little of PEC Stage 2 in predispatch. Today (Wed 30th Sept 2026) we saw more.
The need for AEMO to issue a Direction today (Tuesday 29th September 2026) to disconnect MEWF for System Strength, even if for just a limited period, makes this event noteworthy.
It was spurious, but worth noting that the AEMO published MN145396 at 13:10 (NEM time) on Tuesday - noting forecast LOR3 (load shedding) in South Australia on Thursday morning (1st October 2026).
We’re not the only ones who noticed Akaysha Energy’s announcement yesterday (Monday 28th September 2026) that ‘Waratah Super Battery reaches final commercial operations’.
It’s Monday 28th September 2026, which means we’ve just clocked over 10 years since the SA System Black event (on Wednesday 28th September 2016). Like a number of others have done, here’s our short WattClarity® note to commemorate this.
That 1st of October date for go-live is now inside the ‘ST’ (short term) time horizon. As such, we are seeing the new NSW to SA interconnector included in ST-PASA results.
Yesterday we were involved in a discussion with others about what happened at Tarong unit 2 on Monday 21st September 2026. So we take a short look.
The new ‘lowest ever’ point for 'Market Demand' was down at 9,072MW as Target ‘Market Demand’ for the 12:55 dispatch interval yesterday (Sunday 20th September 2026).
A pre-configured alert from ez2view notified us via the Mobile App that the Templers BESS had come to life again, on Friday 18th September 2026.
In this article we take the AEMO’s 4-second data and present this trace to start a broader sweep of system effects:, starting with System Frequency following trip of Loy Yang A1 near 4am on Monday 7th September 2026.