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Report

Electricity Market Design and Renewable Energy Deployment


This report discusses electricity market design and regulation under high volumes of variable renewable energy sources (VRE) such as wind and solar power. It includes policy recommendations on how to reform current market and regulatory frameworks in order to accommodate high shares of VRE, in a timely, cost-effective and secure fashion. Recommendations differentiate between countries...
Article

Solar households to lose subsidies, but it’s a bright future for the industry


Solar households in Victoria, South Australia and New South Wales will this year cease to be paid for power they export into the electricity grid. In South Australia, some households will lose 16 cents per kilowatt-hour (c/kWh) from September 31. Some Victorian households will lose 25 c/kWh, and all NSW households will stop receiving payments...
Submission

Smart grid future: the business case for urgent energy upgrades


South Australia’s business community is paying the price for a grid that is no longer fit for purpose. The meeting of COAG’s Energy Council on 19 August must take action to start the transition from the current ‘Dumb Grid’ based on an increasingly outdated and costly centralised distribution model, to a 21st century ‘Smart Grid’...
Report

On the frontline: climate change and regional communities


This report focuses on how climate change is affecting, and will continue to affect rural communities that are largely reliant on primary agricultural production.
Discussion paper

Victorian Renewable Energy Auction Scheme: consultation paper


This consultation paper seeks feedback on the design of the overall scheme structure, as well as on specific scheme components including payment structure, contracting elements, scheme administration and cost recovery mechanism, and auction evaluation principles.