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Unlocking the Potential of Consumer Energy Resources: A Path to a Cleaner and More Efficient Australian Energy Market

Projects / Building Electrification, Planning & Forecasting, Transportation Electrification

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 improve market efficiency. Energeia’s analysis found that unlocking CER flexibility could generate up to $14 billion in annual benefits by 2050, emphasizing the need for regulatory reforms and expanded market access to ensure fair compensation for consumers and a more efficient energy future.

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The Balance of Ancillary Services Pricing

Webinars / Building Electrification, Planning & Forecasting, Transportation Electrification

FCAS exist to provide AEMO with operational reserves in case of unplanned variations in demand and supply to keep demand and supply of electricity in balance in real time.

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Energeia Assists AEMC on Potential Rule Change

News / Building Electrification, Planning & Forecasting, Transportation Electrification

The Australian Energy Market Commission (AEMC) has proposed draft rules aimed at transforming how power companies and consumers interact.

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Overcoming the Grid’s CER Hosting Capacity Barriers

Webinars / Building Electrification, Planning & Forecasting, Transportation Electrification

A summary of hosting capacity barriers and PV adoption drivers. What are the options for grid connection and configuration for optimised delivery at lowest cost hosting?

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Renew Publishes Findings on DER Enablement

Reports / Building Electrification, Planning & Forecasting, Transportation Electrification

Energeia was again engaged by Renew to develop and implement a whole-of-system modelling methodology.

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Removing Building Electrification Barriers

Webinars / Building Electrification, Planning & Forecasting

Buildings account for a significant portion of Australia’s and most countries’ annual emissions, mainly due to the burning of gas for water and space heating, and for cooking.

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Project EDGE: Cost Benefit Analysis of DER Integration

Projects / Building Electrification, Planning & Forecasting, Rates and Cost of Service

As part of the innovative Project EDGE, Energeia supported the development of a consumer-focused cost benefit analysis (CBA) exploring various scenarios of distributed energy resource (DER) integration into the National Electricity Market (NEM).

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Maximising Efficient Consumer Energy Resource Adoption

Webinars / Building Electrification, Planning & Forecasting

As rooftop solar PV, battery storage and ultimately, vehicle-to-x technologies, create generation alternatives and the means to store energy, artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential respond to pricing fluctuations. All this indicates none of the above characteristics of price inelasticity will remain true in the very near future.

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Identifying a Least Cost CO2 Pathway

Webinars / Building Electrification, Planning & Forecasting, Transportation Electrification

Be inspired to rethink CO2 emission analyses and its role in creating a more sustainable and prosperous future for everyone. Specifically, hear about cutting-edge methods for identifying least cost CO2 pathways that can be integrated into abatement targets and strategies

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Are electricity network incentive schemes rewarding the wrong behaviour?

Webinars / Building Electrification, Planning & Forecasting, Transportation Electrification

Spending on capital works such as grid upgrades increase shareholder returns by 200 percent compared to the best performing non-network incentive, according to our analysis.

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