14
Dec
2016
National Electricity Market Review – Preliminary Report
A podcast of this Energy Futures seminar with Australia’s Chief Scientist Alan Finkel. The National Electricity Market (NEM) Security Review, led by Australia’s Chief Scientist Alan Finkel, will deliver its preliminary report in December. The Review was commissioned by the COAG Energy Council of federal, state and territory government energy ministers in the wake of recent events, including the September blackout in South Australia. The purpose of the Review is to develop a final report that will be a blueprint for national policy, legislative and rule changes required to maintain the security, reliability and affordability of the NEM in the light of the significant transition already taking place. Alan Finkel and a panel of experts discussed the preliminary report and likely policy implications at this Energy Futures seminar.
A podcast of this Energy Futures seminar with Australia’s Chief Scientist Alan Finkel. The National Electricity Market (NEM) Security Review, led by Australia’s Chief Scientist Alan Finkel, will deliver its preliminary report in December. The Review was commissioned by the COAG Energy Council of federal, state and territory government energy ministers in the wake of recent events, including the September blackout in South Australia. The purpose of the Review is to develop a final report that will be a blueprint for national policy, legislative and rule changes required to maintain the security, reliability and affordability of the NEM in the light of the significant transition already taking place. Alan Finkel and a panel of experts discussed the preliminary report and likely policy implications at this Energy Futures seminar.
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