Australian Energy Market Operator

The Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) has announced it has called on Reliability and Emergency Reserve Trader (RERT) providers to be on standby this afternoon to deliver contingency support if required to provide additional supply across Victoria and South Australia.

Although high temperatures are predicted across the southern states this weekend, the supply/demand balance looks good in all regions. We have published an article regarding energy facts and tips for staying safe and cool on our new Energy Live microsite.

Today AEMO has published the 2018 training calender. We are pleased to announce a reduction in course fees to allow a wider audience to participate in understanding the complex energy sector.

Victoria’s electricity distribution businesses and the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) advise that due to storm activity, electricity supply interruptions have occurred across Victoria.

AEMO will be presenting a Generator Registration and Connection to the NEM Roadshow in Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide and Brisbane in April – May 2018. This Roadshow is to assist proponents with information on the what, why, who, how, when and timelines associated with the registration and connection process. This Roadshow is designed for Generators or anyone who wants to connect to the National Electricity Market (NEM).

AEMO will be conducting a System Restart information session in South Australia to ensure the industry is kept advised of the plans and processes in place. This information session is open to all NEM Participants and intending Participants operating in South Australia and will be provided at no cost.

The popular National Electricity Market (NEM) Overview course broadly covers the NEM and its operational requirements.

This free, two hour course gives a high level overview of the key elements of the NEM.

AEMO’s two and a half day workshop on metrology for the National Electricity Market (NEM) is designed for metering provider (MP) categories A and B (MPAs and MPBs), and provides a thorough understanding of how metrology operates in the NEM.

This two-day workshop explains how and why constraints are used to manage the power system, and the effect they may have on the market.

A career with AEMO is your opportunity to make a difference by contributing to the future of Australia's energy industry. Our people play a big role in helping to ensure energy security and reliability for all Australians.

The Australian Energy Market Operator’s (AEMO) 2017 Graduate Development Program commenced recently, with nine graduates joining the team on rotation across functions such as energy forecasting, power systems planning and operations, and market analysis and operations.

AEMO’s hugely successful three-year Graduate Development Program (GDP) is designed to empower employees to actively shape their future and build a rewarding career in the energy industry.