When I was at PyCon, I had a number of people ask me what resources they could use to to learn more about mathematical optimisation. I thought I’d share my…
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In November I was fortunate to have the opportunity to present at PyCon AU in Melbourne, Australia. I was really excited to give a talk about why data scientists should…
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Exploring the impact of constraints on a solar farm in the National Electricity Market
by Jack Simpsonby Jack SimpsonEarlier this week I came across an article about how New England Solar was planning to sell off its solar farms in Australia due to the impact of network congestion:…
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Since the energy sector is full of optimisation problems, I thought I’d share some talks from JuliaCon 2021 that touch on the topic. Modelling Australia’s National Electricity Market with JuMP…
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Every 5 minutes, AEMO will dispatch generators across the National Electricity Market (NEM) in order to meet demand. To achieve this, AEMO needs to predict what demand will look like…
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In the National Electricity Market (NEM), power stations can bid in their availability in 10 different pricing tranches. They’re able to rebid this availability right up until dispatch is run.…
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One of the fun things about playing with hundreds of millions of rows of energy market data is that you can just go hunting through it for interesting anomalies. I…
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Virtual power plants, Texas ‘big freeze’ event, and grid visualisation tips video
by Jack Simpsonby Jack SimpsonHere’s a few interesting pieces of energy-related content I’ve come across this week. 1. SolarQuotes have put up a video about their experience participating in a virtual power plant. In…
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Sometimes when you work on large projects, you can end up with code that looks like this: Now, what does the 15 mean? Well, I’m sure you would have known…
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I’ve written this article as a guide to the different reliability forecasts that AEMO undertakes in the National Electricity Market (NEM). These forecasts help AEMO identify supply shortfalls, and plan…