Mar-25 Spot Market Report

The Q1-25 quarter electricity spot prices finished at an unremarkable level, except for Tasmania. Variable Renewable Energy performed strongly, and gas generation was low. Meanwhile, gas spot prices also remained calm, while storage levels were filled, with a falling forward market.

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1.0 Highlights

This section summarises the key spot market outcomes for the month.

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Mar-25 Financial Market Report

Carl Daley, Eric Chan

The Q1-25 quarter spot prices finished in the bottom quartile of our spot forecast, creating a significant seller’s margin profit for the quarter. Forward market prices generally rallied during the month, reversing the February downward trend.

7 min read Apr 23, 2025

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Mar-25 Generation Report

Heather Wang, Carl Daley, Eric Chan

In March, 1,147MW of new capacity was connected. QLD was the only region to enjoy an increase in Generator Weighted Average prices, while wind weighted prices fell for all regions. SA solar and wind suffered the most curtailment. VIC was the dominant energy exporter and NSW the largest importer.

13 min read Apr 8, 2025

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Feb-25 Spot Market Report

Jay Ros, Eric Chan, Carl Daley

Tasmania’s average spot price for February was the highest in the NEM, despite exceptionally low demand and accounted for almost half of all FCAS cost for the month. East coast gas spot prices remained high at around $13.50/GJ for the DWGM, and $12.50/GJ in Victoria’s STTM.

13 min read Mar 12, 2025