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Market Commentary - June 2014

Thursday, 19 June 2014, 2:56 pm
Press Release: Electricity Authority

Market Commentary 19 June 2014

Welcome to Market Commentary, the Electricity Authority’s publication providing an in-depth look at the electricity sector.

Access this month’s Market Commentary to receive up-to-date news on Electricity Authority initiatives in the wholesale electricity market.

This month we update on the launch of dispatchable demand, a Code amendment to address pivotal supply situations, progress with hedge market growth, and work in the ancillary services market.

• Market Commentary – June 2014

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