Unlocking the Potential of Consumer Energy Resources
The AEMC partnered with Energeia to explore how flexible Consumer Energy Resources (CER), like solar, batteries, electric vehicles, and smart appliances, can reduce costs and
- Reports
Renew Publishes Findings on DER Enablement
Energeia was again engaged by Renew to develop and implement a whole-of-system modelling methodology.
Renew engaged Energeia to review the range of issues related to solar PV, storage and EV adoption, the potential solutions for resolving them, including those potentially offered by consumer, prosumers and service providers, in order to identify the value maximising solution for Australia.
The discussion and options paper is available here.
Following the industry’s reception of this paper, Energeia was again engaged by Renew to develop and implement a whole-of-system modelling methodology that would support the identification of the optimal future state for consumers that best meets the National Electricity Objectives (NEO), the role of DER, and level of DER enablement needed to realise it.
The findings of this stage 2 technical report are available here.
For more information on Energeia’s research and analysis in DER enablement, please contact us at energeia@energeia.com.au
For more information or to discuss your specific needs regarding EV data forcasting and modelling, please request a meeting with our team.
For more detailed information regarding key challenges facing electric vehicle uptake, please see Energeia’s Power Session webinars and associated materials.
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