Carl Daley

Carl is a co-founder of SavvyPlus, SavvyBI & Empower Analytics with over 25 years of experience in energy market analytics, with key skills in mathematical modelling and risk management.

136 posts

Sep-21 Energy Market Report

Carl Daley, Jay Ros, Eric Chan

The rollercoaster continued during September with skyrocketing gas prices, a rally in LGC prices, and record levels of negative price periods sending wholesale electricity spot prices plummeting.

26 min read Oct 12, 2021

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After a tumultuous May-July period for the Australian Electricity and Gas Markets, August was a COVID free walk in the park on a sunny day. In fact, August had many sunny days making for milder weather and softer demand for most regions.

26 min read Sep 13, 2021

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Biggest price shock in history

Carl Daley, Jay Ros

The Price Shock experienced by the wholesale electricity market over the May to July period in QLD and NSW has been the biggest shock to the spot market in history, and the forward price movements are rivalling the record setting year of 2007.

3 min read Aug 18, 2021

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Jul-21 Energy Market Report

Carl Daley, Jay Ros, Eric Chan

The largest electricity Price Shock has occurred to the market in Queensland and NSW, while carbon prices continue to surge in all related certificates and there have been no stopping gas prices.

23 min read Aug 17, 2021

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Victorian network charges revamped

EnergyByte, Carl Daley

Victorian network charges have undergone significant change and the new 5-year regulatory period has led to changes to network tariffs occurring on 1 July instead of 1 January each year, thereby aligning with the other States.

4 min read Jul 26, 2021

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Jun-21 Energy Market Report

Carl Daley, Jay Ros, Eric Chan

Overview The run of spot electricity prices since mid-May has been the largest shock to the industry in QLD and…

26 min read Jul 13, 2021

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Callide C Event Fallout

Carl Daley, Jay Ros, Eric Chan

Record spot prices put stresses on market players and pool exposed customers. It would not be surprising if a small retailer fails over the next few months, in a similar way as previous shocks.

5 min read Jun 16, 2021