Last month, with the close out of the financial year in Australia there was a modest increase in the price for LGCs (Large-scale Generation Certificates), to in excess of $8 per certificate but subsequently prices have settled to around $5, after being as low as $2, earlier in the year. Paul Mcardle of Global Roam […]
Are we experiencing a dead cat bounce in LGC prices? Read More »
I was recently in Manila, reading the Manila Bulletin at a cafe. It was interesting to read the results of their 4th Renewable Energy Auction. Reserve prices were set as follows: (Manila Bulletin 16/4/25) These prices are quite high as compared to Australian renewable projects and the market is wholly privatised, supplied mainly by Meralco.
Retail Electricity – How does Australia compare to the Philippines? Read More »
Australian banks are involved in trading Large-scale Generation Certificates (LGC’s) sourced from renewable generators such as wind and solar farms, biowaste and other sources. They are actively involved in trading LGC’s usually for the following reasons: In the last 2 years, only ANZ, CBA, Macquarie Bank and Westpac have traded LGC, whilst NAB had been
Aussie Banks – Who’s trading Green Energy? Read More »
As many readers will be aware, electricity purchases in Australia’s main grids are required to be covered by the surrender of renewable energy certificates. It’s currently 17.91% of energy purchases (Renewable Power Percentage-RPP) or 33,000 GWh per annum as per the Large-scale Renewable Energy Target (LRET). Liable entities (energy retailers, generators and large electricity users)
Who is buying the most Green Energy? Read More »
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