Market Notices

115418MARKET INTERVENTION01/03/2024 03:36:33 PM

Cancellation - AEMO Intervention Event - Intervention trading intervals - Direction SA region 29/02/2024

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

Cancellation - AEMO Intervention Event - Intervention trading intervals - Direction SA region 29/02/2024

Refer Market Notice 115364

The AEMO Intervention Event and all associated directions are cancelled from 1535 hrs 01/03/2024

Manager NEM Real Time Operations
115414MARKET INTERVENTION01/03/2024 03:01:28 PM

Update - Possible intervention to manage power system security in SA region

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

Update - Possible intervention to manage power system security in SA region

Refer AEMO Electricity Market Notice 115403

The synchronous generating units currently expected to be synchronised in SA from 0100 hrs 02/03/2024 will be inadequate to maintain a secure operating state in SA .

AEMO estimates that, in the absence of sufficient market response by 1700 hrs 01/03/2024, AEMO may need to intervene by issuing a direction requiring one or more SA synchronous generating unit(s) to operate or remain synchronised to maintain power system security in SA.

Manager NEM Real Time Operations
115408INTER-REGIONAL TRANSFER01/03/2024 08:15:32 AM

Inter-regional transfer limit variation - Mt Piper 500/330 kV TIE1 Transformer - NSW region - 01/03/2024

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

Inter-regional transfer limit variation - Mt Piper 500/330 kV TIE1 Transformer - NSW region - 01/03/2024

At 0747 hrs 01/03/2024 there was an unplanned outage of Mt Piper 500/330 kV TIE1 Transformer.

Constraint set(s) invoked: N-MPTX

The following constraint set(s) invoked at 0755 hrs 01/03/2024
N-MPTX

This constraint set(s) contains equations with the following interconnectors on the LHS.
N-Q-MNSP1,NSW1-QLD1,VIC1-NSW1

Refer to the AEMO Network Outage Scheduler for further information.

Manager NEM Real Time Operations
115403MARKET INTERVENTION01/03/2024 12:21:07 AM

Possible intervention to manage power system security in SA Region

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

Possible intervention to manage power system security in SA Region

The synchronous generating units currently expected to be synchronised in SA from 0000 hrs 02/03/2024 will be inadequate to maintain a secure operating state in SA.
AEMO may need to intervene by issuing a direction requiring one or more SA synchronous generating unit(s) to operate or remain synchronised to maintain power system security in SA.

Manager NEM Real Time Operations
115398INTER-REGIONAL TRANSFER29/02/2024 07:06:55 PM

Inter-regional transfer limit variation - constraint automation to manage Power System Security in NSW region - 29/02/2024

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

Inter-regional transfer limit variation - constraint automation to manage Power System Security in NSW region - 29/02/2024

In order to maintain the power system in a secure operating state in the NSW region, AEMO has invoked automated constraint set CA_BRIS_54F2D1C0 from 1850 hrs until further notice.

This constraint set contains equations with the following interconnector on the LHS;

VIC1-NSW1

Manager NEM Real Time Operations
115392SETTLEMENTS RESIDUE29/02/2024 05:50:23 PM

[EventId:202402291750_NRM_NSW1_VIC1_stopped] NEGRES CONSTRAINT NRM_NSW1_VIC1 ceased operating from 29 February 2024 17:50

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

Issued by Australian Energy Market Operator Ltd at 1750 hrs on 29 February 2024

CANCELLATION - ACTUAL NEGATIVE SETTLEMENT RESIDUES - NSW to VIC - 29 February 2024.

Refer to market notice: 115380

AEMO has ceased taking action to minimize the further accumulation of negative settlement residues on the NSW to VIC directional interconnector.

The negative residue constraint NRM_NSW1_VIC1 ceased operating at 1750 hrs on 29 February 2024.

This is an AEMO autogenerated Market Notice.
115380SETTLEMENTS RESIDUE29/02/2024 04:42:32 PM

[EventId:202402291640_NRM_NSW1_VIC1_started] NEGRES CONSTRAINT NRM_NSW1_VIC1 started operating from 29 February 2024 16:40

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

Issued by Australian Energy Market Operator Ltd at 1640 hrs on 29 February 2024

ACTUAL NEGATIVE SETTLEMENT RESIDUES - NSW to VIC - 29 February 2024.

Electricity Market outcomes have resulted in the accumulation of negative settlement residues that have exceeded the allowable negative residue threshold for the NSW to VIC directional interconnector.

The negative residue constraint set NRM_NSW1_VIC1 commenced operating from 1640 hrs on 29 February 2024.

This constraint set contains an equation with the following interconnectors on the LHS:
VIC1-NSW1

The RHS of the constraint equation may be adjusted to manage residues.


This is an AEMO autogenerated Market Notice.
115377SETTLEMENTS RESIDUE29/02/2024 04:31:24 PM

[EventId:202402291630_NRM_NSW1_VIC1_stopped] NEGRES CONSTRAINT NRM_NSW1_VIC1 ceased operating from 29 February 2024 16:30

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

Issued by Australian Energy Market Operator Ltd at 1630 hrs on 29 February 2024

CANCELLATION - ACTUAL NEGATIVE SETTLEMENT RESIDUES - NSW to VIC - 29 February 2024.

Refer to market notice: 115369

AEMO has ceased taking action to minimize the further accumulation of negative settlement residues on the NSW to VIC directional interconnector.

The negative residue constraint NRM_NSW1_VIC1 ceased operating at 1630 hrs on 29 February 2024.

This is an AEMO autogenerated Market Notice.
115372INTER-REGIONAL TRANSFER29/02/2024 04:18:08 PM

Inter-regional transfer limit variation - constraint automation to manage Power System Security in NSW region - 29/02/2024

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

Inter-regional transfer limit variation - constraint automation to manage Power System Security in NSW region - 29/02/2024

In order to maintain the power system in a secure operating state in the NSW region, AEMO has invoked automated constraint set CA-BRIS_54F2ABFD_1 from 1610 hrs until further notice.

This constraint set contains equations with the following interconnector on the LHS;

VIC1-NSW1

Manager NEM Real Time Operations
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