Earlier today on WattClarity here, Chris Thompson at Amber Electric posted about their experiences (as a start up energy service company) in assisting their growing customer base of residential energy users in NSW and South Australia in making the most of the opportunities for reducing
There are a number of lessons learnt that Amber shared in their article that I thought (given that they are much to do with this method of Demand Response) would be of interest to readers of this focused site:
This PG Energy customer operates a cold store in Brisbane and has an electricity consumption requirement of 500-600 KW . The customer also has a 1,200KW back up diesel generator on site. On the 5th March 2015, Brisbane experienced a…
In early February I wrote this article about the electricity cost tsunami hitting SA businesses and what they could do to avoid the enormous price increases. I followed this up this month with a review of what January and February would…
The AEMC is currently considering 3 separate, but related, rule change proposals relating to a particular form of demand response in the NEM as noted here. Given our experience in supporting the growth of different forms of demand response in…
On Wednesday the founder and CEO of Altus Energy Strategies, Michael Williams published an article on WattClarity which outlined what topics need to be considered when businesses develop an energy strategy. Amongst the options discussed are methods of demand response…
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