Market analysis of 10 January 2026
Network Map’s battery cohort recorded modelled wholesale value of AUD 7.21 million on 10 January 2026 across 51 units. That was the 2nd-highest daily total of the 31 dates in January 2026. The cohort discharged 8,085 MWh.
Net energy value was AUD 7.18 million: discharge value of AUD 6.99 million plus signed charging value of AUD 190,295. Ancillary services added AUD 36,286, or 0.50% of the combined total.
The Day In Its Monthly Context
The first chart places 10 January alongside the other dates of January 2026, splitting each day into net energy value and ancillary-service value. It shows whether the day stood out because of energy prices or because of ancillary services.
How The Regions Compared
Batteries in New South Wales recorded the largest regional total, AUD 6.49 million from 13 units. Queensland recorded AUD 420,795 from 11 units; Victoria recorded AUD 205,109 from 12 units; South Australia recorded AUD 96,229 from 15 units.
Charging value was positive in Queensland, Victoria and South Australia, which happens when batteries charge while prices are below zero.
Using The Day For Battery Benchmarking
A high-value day is a useful benchmark: first find when value was concentrated, then separate the energy and ancillary-service products behind it. Comparing a single battery with its regional cohort on the same day shows how its dispatch captured the price spread.
Figures are modelled wholesale value from Network Map’s battery daily totals for 10 January 2026: discharge value plus signed charging value plus ancillary-service value, for intervals ending 00:05 to 24:00 UTC+10.
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