Market Notices

72224GENERAL NOTICE31/12/2019 08:43:14 AM

Market reporting for forecast extreme temperature in the South Australia region on 03/01/2020

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

AEMO's weather service provider has issued forecast temperatures for South Australia region that are equal to or greater than the Generation Capacity Reference Temperatures.

On 03/01/2020: Maximum forecast temperature 45 degrees C at Adelaide for the Adelaide area.

AEMO requests Market Participants to:

1. review the weather forecast in the local area where their generating plants are located and,

2. if required, update the generation levels in their dispatch offers consistent with the forecast temperatures.

Details on Generation Capacity Reference Temperatures can be accessed using the following link to AEMO website:
http://www.aemo.com.au/Electricity/Planning/Related-Information/Generation-Information

Generation Capacity Reference Temperatures:

QUEENSLAND - BRISBANE AREA 37 degrees C.
NEW SOUTH WALES - SYDNEY AREA 42 degrees C.
VICTORIA - MELBOURNE AREA 41degrees C.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA - ADELAIDE AREA 43 degrees C.
TASMANIA - GEORGE TOWN 30 degrees C.
BASSLINK- (Latrobe Valley Airport 43 degrees C AND GEORGE TOWN 33 degrees C)

Ryan Burge
AEMO Operations
72129GENERAL NOTICE30/12/2019 07:54:33 AM

Market reporting for forecast extreme temperature in the Latrobe Valley region on 30/12/2019

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

AEMO's weather service provider has issued forecast temperatures for Latrobe Valley that are equal to or greater than the Generation Capacity Reference Temperatures:

On 30/12/2019: Maximum forecast temperature 43 degrees C at Traralgon for the Latrobe Valley area.

AEMO requests Market Participants to:

1. review the weather forecast in the local area where their generating plants are located and,

2. if required, update the generation levels in their dispatch offers consistent with the forecast temperatures.

Details on Generation Capacity Reference Temperatures can be accessed using the following link to AEMO website:
http://www.aemo.com.au/Electricity/Planning/Related-Information/Generation-Information

Generation Capacity Reference Temperatures:

QUEENSLAND - BRISBANE AREA 37 degrees C.
NEW SOUTH WALES - SYDNEY AREA 42 degrees C.
VICTORIA - MELBOURNE AREA 41 degrees C.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA - ADELAIDE AREA 43 degrees C.
TASMANIA - GEORGE TOWN 30 degrees C.
BASSLINK- (Latrobe Valley Airport 43 degrees C AND GEORGE TOWN 33 degrees C)

Ryan Burge
AEMO Operations
72089GENERAL NOTICE27/12/2019 11:48:28 AM

Constraint Action to manage Power System Security in Qld Region - 27/12/2019

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

In order to manage power system security during the outage of Calvale - Halys 8810 and 8811 275 kV Transmission Lines, AEMO invoked the following constraint sets.

Q-CS_1000 from 11:20 hrs to 11:25 hrs
Q-CS_900 from 11:25 hrs to 11:30 hrs
Q-CS_800 from 11:30 hrs to 11:35 hrs

These Constraint Sets contain equations which limit the upper transfer limit on the Qld Central to Qld South cut-set.

Manager NEM Real Time Operations
72088GENERAL NOTICE27/12/2019 10:06:05 AM

Market reporting for forecast extreme temperature in the New South Wales region on 31/12/2019 and Victoria region on 30/12/2019 and elevated temperatures in South Australia region

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

AEMO's weather service provider has issued forecast temperatures for New South Wales (NSW) region and Victoria (VIC) region that are equal to or greater than the Generation Capacity Reference Temperatures:

NSW
On 31/12/2019: Maximum forecast temperature 43degrees C at Bankstown for the Sydney area.

VIC
On 30/12/2019: Maximum forecast temperature 42degrees C at Melbourne for the Melbourne area.

Also, note that elevated temperatures are forecast in South Australia region from 27/12/2019 to 30/12/2019.

Further updates to this advice may not be provided.

AEMO requests Market Participants to:

1. review the weather forecast in the local area where their generating plants are located and,

2. if required, update the generation levels in their dispatch offers consistent with the forecast temperatures.

Details on Generation Capacity Reference Temperatures can be accessed using the following link to AEMO website:
http://www.aemo.com.au/Electricity/Planning/Related-Information/Generation-Information

Generation Capacity Reference Temperatures:

QUEENSLAND - BRISBANE AREA 37 degrees C.
NEW SOUTH WALES - SYDNEY AREA 42 degrees C.
VICTORIA - MELBOURNE AREA 41 degrees C.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA - ADELAIDE AREA 43 degrees C.
TASMANIA - GEORGE TOWN 30 degrees C.
BASSLINK- (Latrobe Valley Airport 43 degrees C AND GEORGE TOWN 33 degrees C)

Harmohan Singh
AEMO Operations
72015GENERAL NOTICE23/12/2019 03:47:26 PM

Semi-scheduled and intermittent non-scheduled generation availability under extreme high temperature

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

Refer AEMO Electricity Market Notice 72013.

AEMO's weather service provider is forecasting extreme high ambient temperatures across NEM regions. AEMO reminds semi-scheduled and intermittent non-scheduled generators to advise AEMO of any reduction in available capacity caused by temperature derating.

For any reduction in availability please ensure to:
1. Update SCADA Local Limit or, if unavailable, advise AEMO control room to implement a quick constraint to the reduced available capacity level; and
2. Update intermittent generation availability in the EMMS Portal (https://portal.prod.nemnet.net.au/#/signin) to reflect reduced plant availability as per NER 3.7B(b).

Refer to the AER Rebidding and Technical Parameters Guideline: https://www.aer.gov.au/system/files/AER%20Final%20Guidline%20-%20Rebidding%20and%20Technical%20Parameters%20Guideline%20-%2028%20February%202017.pdf

AEMO Operations
72014GENERAL NOTICE23/12/2019 02:36:15 PM

Updated generator combinations for SA system strength

AEMO MARKET NOTICE

Updated generator combinations for SA system strength

AEMO has investigated the impact of the Barker Inlet generator on system strength in South Australia. Five additional generator combinations have been added, these are:
LOW_51 - 3 x Torrens Island B units + Osborne GT/ST + 8 x Barker Inlet units
LOW_52 - 1 x Torrens Island B unit + 1 x Pelican Point GT/ST units + 4 x Barker Inlet units
LOW_53 - 2 x Torrens Island B units + Quarantine 5 + Dry Creek 1-3 + 6 x Barker Inlet units
LOW_54 - 1 x Torrens Island B unit + Osborne GT & ST + Mintaro + 8 x Barker Inlet units
LOW_55 - Quarantine 5 + Dry Creek 1-3 + Mintaro + 8 x Barker Inlet units

For more information refer to the updated limits advice:
https://www.aemo.com.au/-/media/Files/Electricity/NEM/Security_and_Reliability/Congestion-Information/2019/Transfer-Limit-Advice-System-Strength.pdf

Ben Blake
AEMO Operations
72013GENERAL NOTICE23/12/2019 10:38:10 AM

Market reporting for forecast extreme temperature in the New South Wales on 30/12/2019 and South Australia region on 28/12/2019 and 29/12/2019 and elevated temperatures in New South Wales and Victoria regions

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

AEMO's weather service provider has issued forecast temperatures for New South Wales (NSW) region and South Australia (SA) region that are equal to or greater than the Generation Capacity Reference Temperatures:

NSW
On 30/12/2019: Maximum forecast temperature 42degrees C at Bankstown for the Sydney area.

SA
On 28/12/2019: Maximum forecast temperature 43degrees C at Adelaide for the Adelaide area.
On 29/12/2019: Maximum forecast temperature 43degrees C at Adelaide for the Adelaide area.

Also, note that elevated temperatures are forecast in New South Wales and Victoria regions from 28/12/2019 to 30/12/2019.

Further updates to this advice may not be provided.

AEMO requests Market Participants to:

1. review the weather forecast in the local area where their generating plants are located and,

2. if required, update the generation levels in their dispatch offers consistent with the forecast temperatures.

Details on Generation Capacity Reference Temperatures can be accessed using the following link to AEMO website:
http://www.aemo.com.au/Electricity/Planning/Related-Information/Generation-Information

Generation Capacity Reference Temperatures:

QUEENSLAND - BRISBANE AREA 37 degrees C.
NEW SOUTH WALES - SYDNEY AREA 42 degrees C.
VICTORIA - MELBOURNE AREA 41 degrees C.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA - ADELAIDE AREA 43 degrees C.
TASMANIA - GEORGE TOWN 30 degrees C.
BASSLINK- (Latrobe Valley Airport 43 degrees C AND GEORGE TOWN 33 degrees C)

Harmohan Singh
AEMO Operations
72001GENERAL NOTICE22/12/2019 12:29:30 AM

Cancellation: Non-credible contingency event more likely to occur due to existence of abnormal conditions NSW region - Sat 21 Dec 2019

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE.

Abnormal conditions advised in AEMO Electricity Market Notice 71975 have ceased to impact the likelihood of a non-credible event occurring as at 0000 hrs 22/12/2019.

Manager NEM Real Time Operations
71975GENERAL NOTICE21/12/2019 07:07:24 AM

Non-credible contingency event more likely to occur due to existence of abnormal conditions in the NSW region. Saturday, 21 December 2019.

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE.

AEMO has identified that a non-credible contingency event is more likely to occur in the NSW region because of the existence of abnormal conditions. Severe, extreme and catastrophic bushfire conditions are forecast for Saturday, 21 December 2019.

Catastrophic: Greater Sydney, Illawarra/ Shoalhaven and Southern Ranges.

Extreme: Greater Hunter and Central Ranges.

Severe: North Western, Northern Slopes, Southern Slopes and Monaro Alpine.

As at the time of this notice the criteria for reclassification of any non-credible contingency event have not been met, however there is a possibility of bushfires impacting multiple transmission elements in NSW on Saturday, 21 December 2019.

Conditions can change rapidly and potentially impacted plant may change. Further notices will only be published to advise of any reclassification, or when the abnormal conditions have ceased to impact the likelihood of a non-credible event occurring.

Manager NEM Real Time Operations



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