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Prices fall as renewables continue to grow in electricity market

High temperatures drive electricity demand increase

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Solar farm in South Australia at sunset_Credit: Shutterstock

Solar farm in South Australia at sunset_Credit: Shutterstock

High temperatures push electricity demand increase, but prices fall as renewables continue to grow in the national electricity market, reported the AEMO earlier this week. Renewable energy generation...

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