Market Notices

120698RESERVE NOTICE19/11/2024 10:30:52 PM

STPASA - Update of the Forecast Lack Of Reserve Level 3 (LOR3) in the NSW Region on 26/11/2024

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

The Forecast LOR3 condition in the NSW region advised in AEMO Electricity Market Notice No. 120671 has been updated at 2230 hrs on 19/11/2024 to the following:

[1.] From 1530 hrs 26/11/2024 to 1900 hrs 26/11/2024.
The maximum load (other than interruptible loads) forecast to be interrupted is 397 MW at 1800 hrs.

AEMO is seeking a market response.

AEMO has not yet estimated the latest time it would need to intervene through an AEMO intervention event.

Manager NEM Real Time Operations
     
120671RESERVE NOTICE19/11/2024 03:33:39 PM

STPASA - Forecast Lack Of Reserve Level 3 (LOR3) in the NSW Region on 26/11/2024

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

AEMO declares a Forecast LOR3 condition under clause 4.8.4(b) of the National Electricity Rules for the NSW region for the following period:

From 1600 hrs to 1900 hrs 26/11/2024.
The maximum load (other than interruptible loads) forecast to be interrupted is 199 MW at 1730 hrs.

AEMO is seeking a market response.

AEMO has not yet estimated the latest time it would need to intervene through an AEMO intervention event.

AEMO Operations
     
118672CONSTRAINTS08/10/2024 01:13:36 PM

Managing outages that create a credible risk of SA islanding

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

From 9th Oct 2024 AEMO will change constraints used during outages that create a credible risk of SA islanding.

From this date AEMO will:

1) Increase the maximum allowable flow on the V-SA interconnector from 50 MW to 250 MW in the VIC to SA direction, where the transmission outages is a planned outage.

2) Operate the SA region to the default 49-51 Hz target frequency containment band following a contingency event resulting in actual SA islanding. In order to meet this requirement, AEMO may now procure Contingency Raise FCAS locally from the SA region during these outages.

These changes reflect updated advice received by AEMO from the SA Jurisdictional System Security Coordinator.

The first network outage affected by this change is planned for 14th October 2024.

Andrew Groom
AEMO Operations
     
118323CONSTRAINTS19/09/2024 04:20:22 PM

Update to system normal constraint equation in NSW for transient voltage stability in south-west NSW

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

Refer to market notice 92840.

Transgrid has advised AEMO of an update to the transient voltage stability limit in south-west NSW for loss of Darlington Point to Wagga (63) 330 kV line. The limit will include terms for the Darlington Point and Riverina BESS.

The following constraint equation will be updated with the above changes at 1100 hrs Friday 20th September 2024.
N::N_NIL_63

For full details on the formulation, the new constraint equation has now been loaded into AEMO's pre-production systems.

For further details on these constraint equation please contact ben.blake@aemo.com.au

Ben Blake
AEMO Operations
     
117321LOAD SHED08/07/2024 07:08:46 PM

Load Shedding Direction in the NSW Region

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

Load Shedding Direction in the NSW Region

AEMO has directed load shedding commencing at 1817 hrs 08/07/2024
in the NSW region

to maintain power system security.

The direction was issued under section 116 of the NEL, and was a clause 4.8.9 instruction under the NER.

Manager NEM Real Time Operations
114889CONSTRAINTS20/02/2024 07:23:40 AM

Update to system strength constraints in North Queensland

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

Refer to market notice 110677

AEMO and Powerlink are continuing to investigate system strength requirements in North Queensland.
Due to commissioning of new feeder 8905 (H13 Ross - H39 Woree) 275kV line in Far North Queensland, the system normal system strength equations for low North Queensland demands and all Karreya stations out of service conditions have been revised.

A revision to the constraint equations will be implemented at 1400 hrs on Tuesday 20th February 2024.

The new system strength combinations have now published in a limits advice document on AEMO's website. For more information refer to the new limits advice: https://www.aemo.com.au/energy-systems/electricity/national-electricity-market-nem/system-operations/congestion-information-resource/limits-advice

This advice contains all the combinations for Queensland for system normal cases.

Below constraint equations in the Q-NIL set will be modified:

- Q_NIL_STRGTH_KBWF
- Q_NIL_STRGTH_KBWF_I
- Q_NIL_STRGTH_HAUSF
- Q_NIL_STRGTH_HAUSF_I
- Q_NIL_STRGTH_MEWF
- Q_NIL_STRGTH_MEWF_I

AEMO Operations
114644RESERVE NOTICE13/02/2024 04:15:16 PM

Cancellation of Actual (LOR2) condition in the VIC region - 13/02/2024

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

Cancellation of Actual (LOR2) condition in the VIC region - 13/02/2024

The Actual LOR2 Condition in the VIC Region advised in AEMO Electricity Market Notice No.114589 is cancelled at 1614 hrs 13/02/2024.

Manager NEM Real Time Operations
114607LOAD SHED13/02/2024 02:35:06 PM

Load Shedding Direction in the Vic Region

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

Load Shedding Direction in the Vic Region

AEMO has directed load shedding commencing at 1420 hrs 13/02/2024
in the Victoria region to restore power system security.

The direction was issued under section 116 of the NEL, and was a clause 4.8.9 instruction under the NER.

Manager NEM Real Time Operations
113958RESERVE NOTICE29/01/2024 09:17:19 AM

STPASA - Suspect Lack Of Reserve Level 3 (LOR3) in the QLD Region on 01/02/2024

AEMO ELECTRICITY MARKET NOTICE

AEMO considers that there are suspect Forecast LOR3 conditions for the QLD region for the following periods:

1. From 0900 hrs to 1000 hrs 01/02/2024.
The maximum load (other than interruptible loads) forecast to be interrupted is 38 MW at 0930 hrs.

2. From 1130 hrs to 1200 hrs 01/02/2024.
The maximum load (other than interruptible loads) forecast to be interrupted is 62 MW at 1130 hrs.

AEMO is currently investigating these LOR3 forecast conditions to confirm whether they are valid.

AEMO Operations
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