NATIONAL ELECTRICITY FORECASTING REPORT UPDATE FOR THE NATIONAL ELECTRICITY MARKET

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NATIONAL ELECTRICITY FORECASTING REPORT UPDATE FOR THE NATIONAL ELECTRICITY MARKET Published: December 2014

IMPORTANT NOTICE Purpose The purpose of this publication is to report on the accuracy of the consumption and maximum demand forecasts in the 2014 National Electricity Forecasting Report (NEFR), and any improvements made by AEMO or other relevant parties to the forecasting process that will apply to the next National Electricity Forecasting Report. This publication is based on information available to AEMO as at end September 2014 although AEMO has endeavoured to incorporate more recent information where practical. Disclaimer This report contains data provided by or collected from third parties, and conclusions, opinions, assumptions or forecasts that are based on that data. AEMO has made every effort to ensure the quality of the information in this publication but cannot guarantee that information, forecasts or assumptions are accurate, complete or appropriate for your circumstances. This publication does not include all of the information that an investor, participant or potential participant in the National Electricity Market might require, and does not amount to a recommendation of any investment. Anyone proposing to use the information in this publication (including information and reports from third parties) should independently verify and check its accuracy, completeness and suitability for purpose, and obtain independent and specific advice from appropriate experts. Accordingly, to the maximum extent permitted by law, AEMO and its officers, employees and consultants involved in the preparation of this publication: make no representation or warranty, express or implied, as to the currency, accuracy, reliability or completeness of the information in this publication; and are not liable (whether by reason of negligence or otherwise) for any statements, opinions, information or other matters contained in or derived from this publication, or any omissions from it, or in respect of any person s use of, or reliance on, the information in it. AEMO 2014 1

CONTENTS IMPORTANT NOTICE 1 CHAPTER 1. NEFR UPDATE 3 1.1 Queensland update 3 1.2 Tasmanian update 4 1.3 NEM-wide update 5 TABLES Table 1 Regional operational consumption variance (July to October 2014) 3 Table 2 Operational consumption 10-year forecast 5 FIGURES Figure 1 Comparison: Qld actual, NEFR, and NEFR Update consumption forecasts, 2014-15 4 AEMO 2014 2

CHAPTER 1. NEFR UPDATE The 2014 National Electricity Forecasting Report (NEFR) was published on 16 June 2014 and provides independent operational consumption 1 forecasts for each National Electricity Market (NEM) region over a 20-year outlook period (2013-14 to 2033-34). AEMO tracks the variance between forecast and actual operational consumption for all NEM regions to determine whether or not a forecast update is warranted. AEMO determined that only the forecasts for Queensland required updating for this December update. As Tasmania is winter-peaking (unlike all other NEM regions), this report also updates Tasmanian consumption and maximum demand forecasts using data for the latest (2014) winter. This data was not available when the NEFR was published. Between July and October 2014, Queensland s variance was the highest in the NEM. This is primarily due to changes in large industrial consumption and increased residential and commercial consumption. This variance signalled the need to revise Queensland s consumption forecasts. There was no indication that the maximum demand forecasts required revision, so AEMO has not revised these. Table 1 shows the financial year-to-date (YTD) variance by region as at 31 October 2014. Table 1 Regional operational consumption variance (July to October 2014) 2 NEM NSW Qld SA Tas Vic Variance +2.3% +2.9% +4.8% +1.3% +0.9% -0.5% 1.1 Queensland update Queensland operational consumption 1 for 2013-14 was 46,442 GWh, 80 GWh higher than estimated in the 2014 NEFR. Compared to the 2014 NEFR, the updated medium scenario forecast results in: A 2.4% (1,086 GWh) increase in operational consumption for 2014-15. A slower short-term (2013-14 to 2016-17) average annual growth rate of 3.8% 3 in operational consumption (down from 4.0% 1 ). These changes in the short term, are due to: A slower increase in large industrial load consumption (15.3% average annual increase, down from 16.2%). This is based on updated timing estimates of liquefied natural gas production ramp up. A slower increase in rooftop PV output (26.2% average annual increase, down from 29.2%). This is driven by incorporating an additional six months of actual installed capacity data from the Clean Energy Regulator (CER) and a reduction in Queensland s feed-in tariff from 8 cents/kwh to approximately 6 cents/kwh. A slower decline in residential and commercial consumption (1.9% 3 average annual decline, down from 2.2%). This is based on an additional three months of historical data. 1 Operational consumption in this report is referred to as annual energy in previous reports. 2 Positive variance values indicate that actual consumption was higher than forecast. 3 Growth rates are based on 12 month of actual data for 2013-14. This differs to the growth rates published in the 2014 NEFR, which are based on nine months actual data and three months estimated data. AEMO 2014 3

Figure 1 Comparison: Qld actual, NEFR, and NEFR Update consumption forecasts, 2014-15 1.2 Tasmanian update 1.2.1 Operational consumption Tasmanian operational consumption for 2013-14 was 10,028 GWh, 70 GWh lower than estimated in the 2014 NEFR. Compared to the 2014 NEFR, the updated medium scenario forecast results in: A 0.9% (86 GWh) increase in operational consumption for 2014-15. No change to the average annual decline of 0.5% 4 for operational consumption. These changes in the short-term, are due to: Faster growth in rooftop PV (20.5% average annual growth, up from 19.7%). This is based on incorporating an additional six months of actual data from the CER. Faster decline in residential and commercial consumption (2.1% 4 average annual decline, down from 1.8%). This is based on an additional three months of historical data. Faster average annual growth of 1.1% (up from 1.0% 1 ) in large industrial consumption. This is based on updated consumption forecasts from large industrial customers, despite the Queenstown mine closure. 5 4 Growth rates are based on 12 month of actual data for 2013-14. This differs to the growth rates published in the 2014 NEFR, which are based on nine months actual data and three months estimated data. 5 Available at http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-08-14/queenstown-locals-fear-for-towns-future-after-mine-closure/5671754. Viewed 8 Dec 2014. AEMO 2014 4

1.2.2 Maximum demand The 2014 actual winter maximum demand (MD) of 1,656 MW occurred on 30 June 2014 at 8.30 a.m. The updated MD forecasts result in a slower short-term average annual growth rate of 0.2% for winter MD, down from 0.9% in the 2014 NEFR. This reduction reflects: Slower short-term decline of 0.2% for large industrial winter MD, compared to a decline of 0.4% in the 2014 NEFR. Continuing decline in actual residential and commercial MD, despite increases in gross state product (GSP) for Tasmania. In winter 2014, an increase in GSP did little to offset the decline in average daily consumption or MD. AEMO revised the relationship between GSP and average consumption to reflect the weaker interaction between these two variables. AEMO also conducted a sensitivity study using the latest GSP data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on 21 November 2014. This data yielded consistent results with the modelling, which used a forecast value for GSP. 1.3 NEM-wide update The NEM-wide operational consumption for 2013-14 was 181,248 GWh, 9 GWh higher than estimated in the 2014 NEFR. Changes to the consumption forecasts for Queensland and Tasmania affect the NEM-wide consumption forecast as follows: A 0.7% (1,172 GWh) increase in forecast operational consumption for 2014-15. No change to the short-term average annual growth rate of 0.4%. 6 Table 2 Operational consumption 10-year forecast 7 NEM (GWh) Qld (GWh) NSW (GWh) SA (GWh) Vic (GWh) Tas (GWh) 2013-14 (actual) 181,248 46,442 66,233 12,855 45,691 10,028 2014-15 176,862 46,448 65,321 12,560 42,586 9,947 2015-16 179,770 49,140 65,780 12,466 42,470 9,915 2016-17 183,162 51,961 66,100 12,371 42,842 9,887 2017-18 184,344 52,906 66,389 12,225 42,982 9,841 2018-19 184,505 53,003 66,684 12,093 42,938 9,787 2019-20 184,536 52,944 66,849 11,987 43,021 9,736 2020-21 185,079 53,083 67,078 11,940 43,272 9,706 2021-22 185,678 53,294 67,305 11,929 43,492 9,658 2022-23 185,928 53,364 67,506 11,891 43,570 9,597 2023-24 186,327 53,500 67,672 11,875 43,733 9,547 6 Growth rates are based on 12 month of actual data for 2013-14. This differs to the growth rates published in the 2014 NEFR, which are based on nine months actual data and three months estimated data. 7 Qld, Tas, and NEM forecasts have been updated; NSW, SA and VIC forecasts remain unchanged from the 2014 NEFR. AEMO 2014 5