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Agl Energy — AmCham 'Energy markets in transition' presentation, March 2017

13 slides from Agl Energy's conference presentation, Mar 17, 2017

  1. Slide 1: Energy markets in transition

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  2. Slide 2: Misconceptions about energy markets

  3. Slide 3: The National Electricity Market

    TRANSMISSION INFRASTRUCTURE The National Electricity Market The National Electricity Market ATA (NEM) suppies around 19 Million people. Physically covers over 5,000 km. ey SA Itis the longest alternative current system in the Ny a Lh 40,000 km of transmissionjin P| Xe x i Ry 1 \ Sa AmCham Andy Vesey

  4. Slide 4: The energy system of yesterday

    The energy system of yesterday Large coal-fired power stations transporting power through transmission and distribution to customers Transmission Lines Carry electricity long distances Generator Produces electricity \\ V \ >> > Generator Transformer Converts low voltage electricity to high voltage f

  5. Slide 5: The energy system of tomorrow

    The energy system of tomorrow Diverse large-scale and small-scale low-emissions generation supplied through an intelligent network Transmission Lines Carry electricity long distances Generator Produces electricity ra \ > Generator Transformer Converts low voltage electricity to high voltage for effi

  6. Slide 6: Wholesale cost drivers

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  7. Slide 7: Wholesale cost drivers

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  8. Slide 8: Intermittency

    intermittency We need to shift away from ‘baseload’ plant to efficient more flexible gas-fired plant and storage Demand (MW) m Wind Output = “Firm” Output 2000 | | eee let, Uh ys I po nob of sooth db | ma WI bil | | weve | 1500 my yy 1000 } | 500 Chronological Time (2016) SA Source: Market data NAGL

  9. Slide 9: Retailing and competition behind the meter

    Retailing and competition behind the meter The gap between ‘average’ cost and ‘marginal cost likely to widen — increasing competitive forces | Gap increases with deployment of more renewables Annual Electricity Cost ($pa) Descending scale of retailer offers =m Averagecost === Marginalcost Retail off

  10. Slide 10: Supporting vulnerable customers

    supporting vulnerable customers > $6.5m Affordability Initiative provides debt relief, Financial counsellors, solar for high consumers. > Building on this with AGL’s Fairer Way package: » Concession card and hardship program customers are not charged late fees » Customers participating in AGL’s hard

  11. Slide 11: Retailing and competition behind the meter

    Retailing and competition behind the meter Traditional retailing largely the provision of ‘risk management services Energy demand kW 2AM = 2AM 4am 6AM 8AM 10 AM 12PM 2PM 4PM 6PM 8PM 10 PM = [mports/exportsfromthegrid |) household energy demand Source: Orton, Nelson, Pierce and Chappel NSAGL * Energy

  12. Slide 12: Retailing and competition behind the meter

    Retailing and competition behind the meter Retailing of the Future will be a mix of ‘risk management’, new products and customer service Energy demend kW > Supply from the grid | Supply fromsolar Pv J Battery discharge mmm Household energy use = = = Imports/exports from the grid Source: Orton, Nelso

  13. Slide 13: Correcting misconceptions

    Correcting misconceptions Some recommendations for reform > Wholesale prices are rising because we need new investment and prices need to reflect both operating costs and the cost of building new power stations. > But longer-term, prices are likely to moderate as new technologies fall in cost. > We

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