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Electricity price market suspended amid power crisis
The Australian Energy Market Operator suspended market operations as electricity prices were rising due to resource adequacy issues.
Could this happen in New England?
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Electricity price market suspended amid power crisis
The national electricity market has been completely suspended for the first time in an extraordinary intervention to ensure the lights stay on. After days of chaos caused by generator outages and soaring wholesale prices, the Australian Energy Market Oper
Source: energycentral.com
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