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National electricity market suspended as NSW residents told to conserve power to reduce blackout risk | Energy | The Guardian
Is Australia providing a prophesy for what we can expect in our Winter Season in New England? May you live in interesting times; indeed we are.
National electricity market suspended as NSW residents told to conserve power to reduce blackout risk | Energy | The Guardian
Australian Energy Market Operator suspends spot market after it became ‘impossible to operate’ amid projected energy shortfalls
Source: amp.theguardian.com
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