Aemo Energy Live

Interview with Dr Andrew Nance, Chair of the ISP 2022 Consumer Panel

For an in-depth discussion on AEMO’s 2020 Gas Statement of Opportunity (GSOO) and the Victorian Gas Planning Report(VGPR) Update, we sat down with Alex Wonhas, AEMO’s Chief System Design & Engineering Officer, and Rachel Saw, AEMO’s Stream Lead - Market Operability on the latest episode of the Energy Live podcast.

Our latest Energy Live podcast features Jonathan Myrtle, from AEMO's Market Insights team, who dropped by to wrap up the year that was in 2019 with our Quarterly Energy Dynamics (QED) highlights for Q4.

On this episode of the Energy Live podcast, we sit down with AEMO's John Deere, Principal Engineer in our Operations team, to discuss the impacts of bushfires on the power system.

In our latest Energy Live podcast we are discussing the Western Australia (WA) Gas Statement of Opportunity (GSOO). To unpack this report in even greater detail, we chat to AEMO's GM of WA Markets, Martin Maticka, Neetika Kapani (Manager, Reserve Capacity) and Rebecca Petchey (Principal in the Reserve Capacity team).

Our latest podcast features Steven Frimston, Operations Specialist from AEMO's NEM Real Time Operations team, as our guest to talk about AEMO’s summer planning and preparedness.

Our latest AEMO Energy Live podcast focuses on the recent winter season and its impact on the gas network. We sat down with Mark Pollack, AEMO's Manager, Gas Real Time Operations, to discuss this.

Podcast with Joe Spurio, AEMO's GM of Victorian Planning, about today's publication of AEMO's assessment of strategic investment in Western Victoria's transmission network, which is projected to deliver $300M of market benefits by unlocking future power system capabilities in the state.

This week, we’ve invited AEMO’s Chief Operations Officer Damien Sanford and Group Manager of Organisation Development and Capability Amalia Chilianis, to talk us through how transformation in the energy sector is making organisations think about, and evolve, the way they operate.

AEMO’s 2019 Wholesale Electricity Market Electricity Statement of Opportunities (WEM ESOO) forecasts electricity demand and operational consumption across a range of scenarios over a 10-year outlook period to inform the decision-making processes of market participants, new investors, and policy-makers as they assess future development opportunities

This comprehensive podcast with AEMO's Chief System Design and Engineering Officer, Dr Alex Wonhas, unpacks AEMO's 2019 Gas Statement of Opportunities (GSOO) and Victorian Gas Planning Report (VGPR).

Statistics from the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) show that only 22.4% of the energy industry workforce are female. Here at AEMO we pride ourselves on recruiting, developing and support the very best in female talent. In this podcast episode we speak to four engineers from AEMO's gas operations department.

In this edition of the Energy Live podcast series, we hear from the Australian Energy Market Operator’s (AEMO’s) Group Manager of Victorian Planning, Joe Spurio, to learn more about the Western Victoria renewable integration project, which will improve transmission capacity in the region.

This podcast unpacks the 2018 Western Australian Gas Statement of Opportunities (WA GSOO)released by AEMO today. The report provides an independent assessment of the WA domestic gas market for the 10-year outlook period 2019-2028.

A podcast conversation with Will Yeap, Head of Gas at Evoenergy, about energy for the future - renewable hydrogen gas.

What do you get when an energy enthusiast visits one of the largest solar farms in the world? Enter Sorrell Grogan, AEMO’s happiest senior engineer! Having recently visited China, Sorrell presented on the effective integration of renewable energy at this year’s World Bank & National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) conference and rubbed shoulders with some of the world’s biggest energy leaders. The conference hosted people from around the world who shared a common goal - to understand the operational, planning and policy challenges facing the renewable energy industry. As an operator on the forefront of renewable energy integration, we shared our experiences with other grid operators, and importantly we also took some key learnings home. But don’t take our word for it - tune in to the podcast below for a first-hand account from the man himself…

As National Safe Work Month comes to a close, we wanted to share with you our commitment to building a safe and healthy workplace in partnership with our Workplace Health, Safety and Environment (WHSE) team. That’s why we sat down with AEMO’s Senior WHSE Advisor Jessica Bacon this week to talk about the importance of mental health awareness at work.

In this podcast we had the pleasure of talking to Linn Purdon, on the line from Tasmania, about her recent experience as a participant in a game changing TasNetworks trial. Linn was one of 600 customers in southern Tasmania who were offered advanced metering services and smartphone apps to help them track and manage their energy usage in a time-of-use capacity. Also on the line was TasNetworks’ Kirstan Wilding, who explained some of the drivers behind this exciting trial and the overall response to the initiative. As always, if there’s a topic you want to know more about in Australia’s energy systems, please contact us at media@aemo.com.au

All electricity sales are traded through the National Energy Market (NEM). It is a wholesale market and prices fluctuate in response to supply and demand at any point in time. In this Energy 101 Podcast, one of our Senior Market Analysts, Farhad Billimoria, will talk us through the intricacies of wholesale pricing and factors that drive price up and down. * Please note that AEMO, as Australia’s independent energy markets and power systems operator, remains impartial at all times with regard to wholesale pricing. AEMO is not a price regulator. As always, if there’s a topic you want to know more about in Australia’s energy systems, please contact us at media@aemo.com.au

Cybersecurity is one of the hottest topics across all industries today. Learning how to adopt safe practises online, whilst mitigating cyber threats, are some of the most pressing concerns for consumers and businesses alike. To discuss all of this, and the specific cyber challenges to the Australian energy industry, we sat down with AEMO’s Chief Security Officer, Tim Daly. As always, if there’s a topic you want to know more about in Australia’s energy systems, please contact us at media@aemo.com.au.