Identify the needs to install interconnectors to the national electricity market of Australia

J. F. Colquhoun; Z. Y. Dong; D. Bones

Identify the needs to install interconnectors to the national electricity market of Australia

J. F. Colquhoun
, Z. Y. Dong
, D. Bones

Research output: Chapters, Conference Papers, Creative and Literary Works › RGC 32 - Refereed conference paper (with host publication) › peer-review

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Abstract

The National Electricity Market (NEM) in Australia is a gross pool market facilitating the wholesale trade of electrical energy. The NEM consists of infrastructure to supply and deliver electricity to the consumers when demanded. The NEM is currently divided into five pricing regions. Interconnectors enable the flow of electricity between the regions. This paper aims at identifying the costs and benefits of augmenting interconnectors in the NEM. Through the comparison of the costs and benefits a basic forecast of the requirement for interconnectors can be established. It is important that the market identifies the needs for investment prior to the time of investment so that market benefits are not foregone as a result of late investment. Correct signaling also maximises the probability of efficient investments in both interconnectors and supply or demand side options.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	IPEC 2003 - 6th International Power Engineering Conference
Pages	781-786
Publication status	Published - 2003
Externally published	Yes
Event	IPEC 2003 - 6th International Power Engineering Conference - , Singapore Duration: 27 Nov 2003 → 29 Nov 2003

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Name	IPEC 2003 - 6th International Power Engineering Conference

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Conference	IPEC 2003 - 6th International Power Engineering Conference
Place	Singapore
Period	27/11/03 → 29/11/03

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Interconnected Power System
Lines
Planning
Power
Power System Reliability
System
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