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Australian Energy Statistics, Table O Electricity generation by fuel type 2019-20 and 2020
DateTable O of the Australian Energy Statistics has been updated to include estimates for 2019‑20 and calendar year 2020 using the latest data available on Australia’s total electricity generation.
These statistics cover all electricity generation in Australia, including by power plants and by businesses and households for their own use.
Total electricity generation in Australia was estimated to be 265,232 gigawatt hours (GWh) in calendar year 2020, remaining materially unchanged since 2019.
Commonwealth-South Australia Bilateral Energy and Emissions Reduction Agreement
DateOn 18 April 2021, the Australian Government and Government of South Australia signed a $1.08 billion energy and emissions reduction agreement that will deliver secure, reliable and affordable energy to South Australians and the east coast market.
Australian Petroleum Statistics 2021
DateThe Australian Petroleum Statistics is a monthly publication of national and state statistical information on sales of petroleum products, exports and imports of petroleum products and crude oil, production of crude oil and condensate, refinery input and output, and stocks of petroleum products.
To join the mailing list to receive notification when the Australian Petroleum Statistics are published each month, please email petroleum.statistics@industry.gov.au
Liquid Fuel Security Review - Interim Report
DateOn 4 April 2019 the former Department of the Environment and Energy released an interim report on the liquid fuel security review.
Hotel Energy Uplift Program factsheet
DateThe Hotel Energy Uplift Program will deliver $10.2 million in grants to help small and medium hotels reduce their energy use, improve energy productivity and deliver carbon abatement.
Securing Victoria's energy system
DateIn a move to secure Victoria’s energy system, the Australian Government will safeguard Alcoa’s Portland aluminium smelter’s continued delivery of emergency power reserves to the market.
AEMO Generator Replacement Study
DateDisclaimer: AEMO’s assessment does not consider price outcomes.
The Liddell Taskforce was required by its Terms of Reference to model the impact on wholesale and retail power prices from Liddell’s closure, and the options identified to maintain similar price, reliability and security outcomes. In addition to economic modelling undertaken by Frontier Economics, the Taskforce sought advice from Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) to look at the extent to which different generation and storage options would meet 2025 system needs.
Modelling for the Liddell Taskforce
DateThe Liddell Taskforce was required by its Terms of Reference to model the impact on wholesale and retail power prices from Liddell’s closure, and the options identified to maintain similar price, reliability and security outcomes. The Taskforce commissioned Frontier Economics to undertake the modelling work.
The modelling shows that if Liddell closes and is not replaced, NSW average wholesale prices could rise from the low $60s per megawatt hour (MWh) in 2022 to around $80 per MWh in 2024; and continue increasing to $105 per MWh by 2030.
Energy Efficiency Tools Review
DateThe Energy Efficiency Tools Review report provides a list of software tools used internationally for analysing energy use in the manufacturing, oil, gas, and power generation sectors. These software tools help users find energy savings in their business operations.
Australian Energy Update 2020
DateThe Australian Energy Statistics is the authoritative and official source of energy statistics for Australia to support decision making, and help understand how our energy supply and use is changing. It is updated each year and consists of detailed historical energy consumption, production and trade statistics and balances. This edition contains the latest data for 2018-19.
