A 12-month delay in the hydro project has stoked doubts whether Origin will need to run its Eraring coal power plant beyond the targeted closure date of 2025 to avoid shortages.
Snowy Hydro’s confirmation that its 2000-megawatt pumped hydro project is running 12 months late has stoked calls for the energy market operator to reassess its outlook for supply reliability amid escalating worries that replacement capacity is not being added in time to replace closing coal plants.
Both the ESOO and ISP are used as critical planning documents to support the development of investment plans for transmission and generation to support the NEM’s transition to low-carbon energy. Origin reiterated its position that it will take market factors into consideration as it makes its final decision on the closure date for Eraring, its only coal-fired power plant.
, with its biggest investor, Mike Cannon-Brookes’ Grok Ventures, set to vote against AGL’s climate plan at its AGM next week.
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