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Australian regulator approves 900km interconnector for renewables

Australian regulator approves 900km interconnector for renewables
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Household solar uptake meant demand on Australia s grid in summer peak fell to five-year low | Energy

Household solar uptake meant demand on Australia s grid in summer peak fell to five-year low | Energy
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Gas customers to pay more for pipelines ahead of mass exodus and stranded assets

3 May 2021 Gas customers in the ACT face higher bills in the next five years after the energy regulator allowed a network request to extract more money from its customers before many of them switch to alternative technologies such as renewables. EvoEnergy, which owns and operates the distributed gas network and supplies more than 150,000 customers in the ACT and neighbouring Queanbeyan in NSW, has won regulatory approval to accelerate the depreciation on its gas network, and pass on the cost to consumers. It wants to do this because it expects many of its consumers to stop using gas, partly because of cheaper alternatives and partly because of a new ACT government mandate to reach zero emissions by 2045, which means no use of a fossil fuel such as gas.

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Wind and solar help slash electricity default market offers for 2021-22

27 April 2021 Record-breaking investment in large-scale solar and wind energy generation has helped to slash electricity prices for a range of customers in New South Wales, south-east Queensland and South Australia, with a reduction in 2021-22 Default Market Offers set to deliver more than $65 million in bill savings. In its final determination on DMOs published on Tuesday, the Australian Energy Regulator said electricity costs for the 727,000 customers on so-called standing offers would be cut by up to $116 for households and up to $441 for small business, starting July 01. Based on modelling from ACIL Allen, the AER has determined final DMO prices for residential customers in 2021-22 will be between $53 to $102 lower than in 2020-21 in New South Wales, $53 lower in south east Queensland, and $116 lower in South Australia.

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Energy company fined $200k, ordered to repay $1 13m

Premium Content Subscriber only Queensland energy company CS Energy has paid $200,000 in fines and repaid $1.13 million after a number of incidents from two power stations which could have resulted in widespread blackouts. The Australian Energy Regulator penalised CS Energy for failing to ensure it could provide frequency control ancillary services. This service helps manage the stability of the power system which therefore prevents disruption of electricity supply to customers. CS Energy allegedly failed to ensure it was able to comply at all times with its contingency FCAS offers at certain units at Callide B power station on August 25 2018 and Gladstone power station in November 2019 and January 2020.

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