The Reliability Panel will be holding a public forum for the Review of the Frequency operating standard 2022 on Friday 27 May between 9.30am and 11.30am (AEST). The issues paper and terms of reference have been published and stakeholders are encouraged to provide input.
View moreThe Reliability Panel will be holding a public forum for the Review of the Frequency operating standard 2022 on Friday 27 May between 9.30am and 11.30am (AEST). The issues paper and terms of reference have been published and stakeholders are encouraged to provide input.
The FOS defines the range of allowable frequency for the power system under different conditions, including normal operation as well as after events that occur that can impact the power system.
The review will examine the appropriateness of the settings in light of the ongoing energy market transformation, as conventional synchronous generation is progressively replaced by inverter-based technologies such as wind, solar and batteries.
The Panel published an issues paper on 28 April 2022 and now seeks stakeholder input via a public forum.
The agenda will encompass:
Please register your interest by completing the form below by COB Tuesday 24 May 2022.
For information please contact:
Project lead: ben.hiron@aemc.gov.au
Project sponsor: sebastien.henry@aemc.gov.au
Visit project page for more information and contact details.
View lessTuesday 15 February between 10.00 am and 12.15 pm (AEDT)
Stakeholders are invited to attend a forum considering the rule change proposal, Protecting Customers Affected by Family Violence
Confirmed speakers include:
The forum will cover:
Please register your interest in attending by emailing projectrrc0042@aemc.gov.au
In its Post 2025 Market Design Review, the Energy Security Board recommended a congestion management model with REZ adaptations – the Congestion Management Model or CMM. The ESB subsequently established a process to work collaboratively with stakeholders to find solutions to the challenge of transmission access. As part of this process, the ESB published a project initiation document which gave stakeholders the opportunity to put forward alternative models.
The ESB received a strong response to its project initiation document. Submissions to the project initiation document can be found here. The purpose of the upcoming seminar is to give stakeholders the opportunity to explore the features of the various alternative models put forward by stakeholders. The session will inform the evaluation of the alternative models, or elements of these alternative models.
This session will be a collaborative event led by the ESB’s appointed Independent Facilitator. To promote well informed discussion, stakeholders are invited to submit questions on the various models to info@esb.org.au by 17 February. Submitted questions will be provided to model proponents prior to the event.
A link to the forum and preparatory materials will be provided to registered stakeholders closer to the event date.
Registration closes: 3pm, Wednesday 23 February 2022
The Australian Energy Market Commission will hold a directions forum by webinar from 10am to 12pm (AEST) on 13 December 2021 to discuss the Transmission planning and investment review and the Material change in network infrastructure project costs rule change request.
The purpose of the forum is to introduce the priority issues for stage 2 of the review and the key publication milestones. The forum will provide a progress update on issues being progressed under stage 2 of the review along with an update on the rule change request. Stakeholders will have the opportunity to ask questions of the AEMC.
Interested stakeholders can register for the forum by 9 December 2021.
For information contact:
Project lead: rupert.doney@aemc.gov.au
Project sponsor: danielle.beinart@aemc.gov.au
The AEMC has recently released a consultation paper for our review into extending the regulatory frameworks to hydrogen and renewable gases.
The review is to develop initial rules for the National Gas Rules (NGR) and the National Energy Retail Rules (NERR) to extend the regulatory frameworks to include low-level hydrogen blends and renewable gases.
Submissions to this consultation paper are due on Thursday 2 December.
As part of our consultation for this review, the AEMC will host three virtual stakeholder workshops in mid-December to discuss issues arising from the AEMC’s preliminary work as well as from submissions.
This forum will focus on issues related to:
Those interested in attending are invited to register through the form below.
You can also register for the other related workshops on:
A link to the forum will be provided to registered stakeholders closer to the event date.
Registration closes: 5pm, Wednesday 8 December 2021.
For more information or to make a late registration please contact James.Tyrrell@aemc.gov.au
The AEMC has recently released a consultation paper for our review into extending the regulatory frameworks to hydrogen and renewable gases.
The review is to develop initial rules for the National Gas Rules (NGR) and the National Energy Retail Rules (NERR) to extend the regulatory frameworks to include low-level hydrogen blends and renewable gases.
Submissions to this consultation paper are due on Thursday 2 December.
As part of our consultation for this review, the AEMC will host three virtual stakeholder workshops in mid-December to discuss issues arising from the AEMC’s preliminary work as well as from submissions.
This forum will focus on issues related to:
Those interested in attending are invited to register through the form below.
You can also register for the other related workshops on:
A link to the forum will be provided to registered stakeholders closer to the event date.
Registration closes: 5pm, Wednesday 8 December 2021
For more information or to make a late registration please contact James.Tyrrell@aemc.gov.au
The AEMC has recently released a consultation paper for our review into extending the regulatory frameworks to hydrogen and renewable gases.
The review is to develop initial rules for the National Gas Rules (NGR) and the National Energy Retail Rules (NERR) to extend the regulatory frameworks to include low-level hydrogen blends and renewable gases.
Submissions to this consultation paper are due on Thursday 2 December.
As part of our consultation for this review, the AEMC will host three virtual stakeholder workshops in mid-December to discuss issues arising from the AEMC’s preliminary work as well as from submissions.
This forum will focus on issues related to:
Those interested in attending are invited to register through the form below.
You can also register for the other related workshops on:
A link to the forum will be provided to registered stakeholders closer to the event date.
Registration closes: 5pm, Wednesday 8 December 2021
For more information or to make a late registration please contact James.Tyrrell@aemc.gov.au
In its Post 2025 Market Design Review, the Energy Security Board recommended a congestion management model with REZ adaptations (or CMM). National Cabinet subsequently instructed the ESB to progress detailed design work on the CMM and to bring back a proposed rule change to Energy Ministers by the end of 2022.
Ministers have advised the ESB that the design process should include a comprehensive consultation process and should take into consideration value for money, providing locational signals, and ensuring sufficient flexibility for jurisdictional differences.
The Energy Security Board will be holding a virtual public forum to provide stakeholders with more clarity about the approach and process that we intend to use to give effect to National Cabinet's decision on transmission access reform. At this forum we will:
Those interested in attending are invited to register through the form below.
A link to the forum will be provided to registered stakeholders closer to the event date.
Registration closes: 3pm, Wednesday 24 November 2021
For late registrations please email info@esb.org.au
The AEMC is hosting a virtual public webinar for all interested parties.
The purpose of the webinar is to provide an overview of the review of compensation guidelines to incorporate wholesale demand response and allow stakeholders to ask questions to the AEMC.
The Australian Energy Market Commission will hold a public forum by webinar from 11am to 12pm (AEST) on 2 September 2021 to discuss the Transmission planning and investment review and the Material change in network infrastructure project costs rule change request.
The purpose of the forum is to provide an overview of the review and rule change request, and to allow stakeholders to ask questions of the AEMC.
Interested stakeholders can register for the forum here by 31 August 2021.
For information contact:
Project lead: rupert.doney@aemc.gov.au
Project sponsor: danielle.beinart@aemc.gov.au