Market analysis of 13 February 2024
Wind generators delivered 90.32 GWh on 13 February 2024 and solar generators delivered 47.92 GWh, a combined 138.24 GWh across Australia’s five eastern and southern market regions. In Network Map’s daily unit records for 1 February to 29 February 2024, that was the 3rd-highest daily wind total of 29 dates and the 2nd-highest combined wind and solar day.
Wind output averaged 64.54 GWh a day over the same dates, so 13 February ran 40.0% above the period mean. Hydro added 36.61 GWh, while black and brown coal units supplied 187.77 GWh.
The Daily Pattern Through The Month
The first chart places the event day in its monthly context. It shows daily wind and solar energy for each date from 1 February to 29 February. Wind was the larger of the two on 13 February, at 1.88 times the solar total.
Where The Energy Came From
New South Wales supplied the largest regional share of wind and solar energy, 43.36 GWh or 31.5% of the day’s total. Victoria followed with 42.30 GWh, and Queensland contributed 25.99 GWh.
Victoria delivered 42.30 GWh of wind and solar energy, 30.7% of the five-region total.
Reading The Day For Asset Performance
A high-output day is a useful benchmark for comparing a single wind or solar unit with its fuel group and its region. The next step is to match each unit’s interval output with the prices that applied when the energy was delivered, which turns the volume result into a revenue view.
Figures use positive energy from Network Map’s daily unit records for 13 February 2024, grouped by source fuel classification and region. Daily totals are summed across all classified units.
