Is AGL wrong on demand response?
This morning Craig Memery from the Business Spectator posted his commentary on AGL’s concerns about the Demand Response Mechanism.
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TransGrid and EnerNOC sign agreement for Sydney demand-response project
In summer 2012-13 TransGrid and EnerNOC signed an agreement to deliver a demand-response management project which involved more than 80 sites across the metropolitan area of Sydney. The joint project attributed to a roughly 600kW reduction per site and subsequently…
AEMO publish detailed design of the “Negawatt Dispatch Mechanism”
AEMO has published a report presenting the detailed design of a Demand Response Mechanism (DRM) and Ancillary Services Unbundling (ASU) arrangements. The Standing Council on Energy Resources (SCER) tasked the AEMO with developing and implementing the DRM and ASU in…
Greensync wins demand response contract with Ausgrid
Greensync has announced that it has entered into agreement with Ausgrid to administer the Ausgrid Dynamic Peak Rebate Program to it’s commercial, institutional, and industrial customers. “When called upon, customers will curtail energy use during dispatch periods, and are paid…
Endeavour Energy release results of PeakSaver program
In their 2013 annual report, Endeavour Energy reflected on their PeakSaver residential DM program which was implemented in the Rooty Hill Zone Substation supply area. The PeakSaver program (which allows customers to manage their own consumption for financial rewards) was…
Aurora 2013 annual report outlines Smart Network strategy and demand-side management
Aurora Energy (now TasNetworks) have released their 2013 annual report which outlines the development of a Tasmanian Smart Network. The implementation plan for the Smart Network runs over a 10-year period, but significant supporting initiatives are already under way which…
Ergon says renewables and batteries may be cheaper than grid
Giles Parkinson from Renew Economy posted this article yesterday which outlined suggestions from Ergon Energy that renewable and battery storage will be cheaper for domestic consumers than grid power.
Ausgrid trialling 60kW battery storage system in Sydney
Giles Parkinson has posted this article on RenewEconomy reporting that Ausgrid has begun the process of installing a 60kW battery storage system in the Sydney suburb of Newington. Paul Myors from Ausgrid commented “the focus of the new trial would…
EnerNOC enters agreement with AusGrid
EnerNOC has announced that an agreement has been finalised in which it will administer Ausgrid’s demand response program. EnerNOC stated that “Under the terms of the agreement, EnerNOC will administer the Ausgrid Dynamic Peak Rebate Program to Ausgrid’s commercial, institutional,…
Essential Energy release demand side engagement document
Essential Energy have released their 2013 demand side engagement strategy document which discusses “credible alternatives to network augmentation, leading to more efficient network investment and lower costs for customers”. The document invites submissions on non-network options reports to their demand…
AusNet Services release Demand Side Engagement Strategy
AusNet Services have released a report outlining their ongoing Demand Side Engagement Strategy. The report outlines AusNet’s history of non-network demand management and investigates process for potential non-network options. The objectives outlined in the executive summary state that the strategy…
Aurora Energy report expenditure on demand management measures undertaken under the DMIS
Aurora Energy has outlined details of it’s demand management measures to the AER as part of it’s required reporting duties set out in their DMIS agreement. The document states that “as part of its response to the AER’s RIN for…