Energy Systems

The Energy Systems Program considers how different energy technologies interact with one another, society and the environment. The program includes the technical, economic and environmental analysis of energy networks, wholesale and retail energy markets and energy system planning.

Capabilities

  • Energy network, system and market integration of renewable energy sources
  • Distributed energy resources and smart grids
  • Integrated energy networks and multi-energy systems
  • Security, reliability and resilience assessment of future energy systems
  • Retail energy markets and consumer behaviours control trials, big data and machine learning

Impact

  • Modelling work on future system security and energy markets commissioned by the Finkel Review
  • AEMO demand and reserves forecasting using AMI data and machine learning approaches
  • Modelling of electricity consumer behaviour for Billcap, Click Energy and Simply Energy
  • Collaborations with AEMC and AER on power system resilience and reliability
  • Integrated electricity-gas-hydrogen modelling for the Future Fuels CRC

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