NEM Local Temperature

NEM Local Temperature
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AEMO issues market notices when forecast temperatures exceed regional reference temperatures in NEM regions like Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, George Town, and more. The process includes selecting weather stations, determining alert levels, and issuing market notices based on forecast temperatures. Tasmania's alerts are based on Basslink transfer capability. Specific weather stations and local temperature alert levels are identified for various regions to help manage generation capacities effectively.

  • NEM Local Temperature Alerts
  • Market Advice
  • Weather Stations
  • Forecast Temperatures
  • AEMO

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  1. NEM Local Temperature Alerts 19 November 2020

  2. Market advice on ambient temperature current process When the forecast temperatures are equal to or greater than the regional reference temperatures, AEMO publishes a market notice The market notice reminds Generators/MNSP to: Review the weather forecast in the local area where their plant are located and, If required, update the available capacities in their dispatch/MNSP offers consistent with the forecast temperatures. Generation Capacity Reference Generation Capacity Reference Temperatures: Temperatures: QUEENSLAND - BRISBANE AREA 37 C NEW SOUTH WALES - SYDNEY AREA 42 C VICTORIA - MELBOURNE AREA 41 C SOUTH AUSTRALIA - ADELAIDE AREA 43 C TASMANIA - GEORGE TOWN 30 C BASSLINK- Latrobe Valley Airport 43 C and GEORGE TOWN 33 C

  3. Improvements to the process Representative weather stations for generation clusters in the NEM Sixteen zones where generation clusters are located A weather station for each zone has been selected Temperature alert levels for each zone have been determined they are called NEM Local Temperature Alert Levels AEMO business process simplified A market notice will be issued if forecast temperatures exceed any of the Local Temperature Alert Levels Market notice will cover five days New market notice on every business day if forecast temperatures exceed any of the Local Temperature Alert Levels

  4. Alerts for Tasmania Local Temperature Alert for Tasmania will be based on Basslink power transfer capability Launceston (Ti Tree Bend) weather station will be used for this purpose

  5. Weather Stations and NEM Local Temperature Alert Levels Region(s) Region(s) Weather Station Weather Station Local Temperature Local Temperature Alert Level Alert Level 33 33 C C Region(s) Region(s) Weather Station Weather Station Local Temperature Local Temperature Alert Level Alert Level 39 39 C C TAS1 Launceston ( Launceston (Ti Ti Tree bend) Tree bend) VIC1/NSW1 Mildura Airport Mildura Airport VIC1 Ararat Prison Ararat Prison 39 39 C C QLD1 Dalby Airport Dalby Airport 37 37 C C VIC1 Latrobe Valley Airport Latrobe Valley Airport 39 39 C C QLD1 Rockhampton Airport Rockhampton Airport 39 39 C C VIC1 Melbourne Olympic Park Melbourne Olympic Park 39 39 C C QLD1 Townsville Airport Townsville Airport 39 39 C C NSW1 Armidale Airport Armidale Airport 39 39 C C SA1/VIC1 Mt Gambier Airport Mt Gambier Airport 39 39 C C NSW1 Canberra Airport Canberra Airport 39 39 C C SA1 Adelaide West Terrace Adelaide West Terrace 39 39 C C NSW1 Mudgee Airport Mudgee Airport 39 39 C C SA1 Clare High School Clare High School 39 39 C C NSW1 Sydney Observatory Hill Sydney Observatory Hill 39 39 C C SA1 Port Augusta Airport Port Augusta Airport 39 39 C C

  6. QLD QLD Fossil Wind Solar Hydro Fossil Wind Solar Hydro Size indicates Capacity Size indicates Capacity

  7. NSW NSW Fossil Wind Solar Hydro Fossil Wind Solar Hydro Size indicates Capacity Size indicates Capacity

  8. VIC VIC Fossil Wind Solar Hydro Fossil Wind Solar Hydro Size indicates Capacity Size indicates Capacity

  9. SA SA Fossil Wind Solar Hydro Fossil Wind Solar Hydro Size indicates Capacity Size indicates Capacity

  10. Sample Market Notice NEM Local Temperature Alerts for SA, VIC from 19 Nov 20 to 23 Nov 20 NEM Local Temperature Alerts for SA, VIC from 19 Nov 20 to 23 Nov 20 AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE 19 Nov to 23 Nov AEMO's weather service provider has issued forecast temperatures equal to or greater than the NEM Local Temperature Alert Levels for listed weather stations below. SA Port Augusta Ap (39+ Deg C): 19th Nov, 21st Nov VIC Mildura Ap (39+ Deg C): 21st Nov The NEM Local Temperature Alert Levels are: Launceston (Ti Tree Bend): 33 Deg C, Dalby Airport: 37 Deg C, for all other selected weather stations: 39 Deg C. AEMO requests Market Participants to: 1. review the weather forecast in the local area where their generating units / MNSP converter stations are located and, 2. if required, update the available capacity in their dispatch offers or availability submissions consistent with the forecast temperatures. Further information is available at: https://aemo.com.au/energy-systems/electricity/national-electricity-market-nem/nem-forecasting-and-planning/forecasting-and-reliability/projected-assessment- of-system-adequacy AEMO Operations Planning

  11. Further Information and Questions Further information is available at: https://aemo.com.au/energy-systems/electricity/national-electricity- market-nem/nem-forecasting-and-planning/forecasting-and- reliability/projected-assessment-of-system-adequacy

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