Australian Energy Market Operator

AEMO releases inaugural Integrated System Plan for the National Electricity Market.

Suspension of a market participant from trading in the national electricity market.

AEMO has released the final guidelines and reports as required by the AEMC’s System Security Market Frameworks Review. This includes the latest Power System Model Guidelines, Power System Design and Setting Data Sheets, and the System Strength Impact Assessment Guidelines.

A series of planned and unplanned generation outages over the last few days has resulted in Lack of Reserve (LOR) conditions in the NSW region. However, these conditions did not result in any involuntary load shedding in NSW.

AEMO will be presenting a Generator Registration and Connection to the NEM Roadshow in Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide and Brisbane in April – May 2018. This Roadshow is to assist proponents with information on the what, why, who, how, when and timelines associated with the registration and connection process. This Roadshow is designed for Generators or anyone who wants to connect to the National Electricity Market (NEM).

AEMO will be conducting a System Restart information session in South Australia to ensure the industry is kept advised of the plans and processes in place. This information session is open to all NEM Participants and intending Participants operating in South Australia and will be provided at no cost.

AEMO’s two and a half day workshop on metrology for the National Electricity Market (NEM) is designed for metering provider (MP) categories A and B (MPAs and MPBs), and provides a thorough understanding of how metrology operates in the NEM.

Designed by AEMO’s industry experts, the new gas e-learning program provides an overview of the east-coast gas markets and is broken down into specific modules, so you can go through the content at your own pace.

This two-day face-to-face training course, run by experts in MSATS and related business processes, explains how and why MSATS works the way it does.

The popular National Electricity Market (NEM) Overview course broadly covers the NEM and its operational requirements.

AEMO’s hugely successful three-year Graduate Development Program (GDP) is designed to empower employees to actively shape their future and build a rewarding career in the energy industry.

Your career with AEMO will put you at the forefront of the energy sector and help ensure energy security and reliability for all Australians.

The Australian Energy Market Operator’s (AEMO) 2017 Graduate Development Program commenced recently, with nine graduates joining the team on rotation across functions such as energy forecasting, power systems planning and operations, and market analysis and operations.