Rooftop PV reached a new SWIS share high

Estimated rooftop PV reached 80.8% of the underlying-demand proxy at its daily peak, above the previous 76.7% high.

Market

SWIS

Observed

10 November 2024

Triggered value

80.8 %

Severity

extreme

Executive read

What changed

Measurement. Rooftop PV share at peak reached 80.8 % against a 76.7 % reference.

Decision implication. A rising behind-the-meter share shifts the operational minimum away from the underlying load and sharpens the need for flexible demand, storage and fast evening response.

Evidence boundary. The event is a deterministic threshold or record comparison. It identifies a measurement that warrants investigation; it does not assign causality or quantify commercial exposure.

Operating context

Prior-window average

67.5 %

Event observation

80.8 %

Post-event average

58.5 %

Event-day energy mix

Gas45.4% · 15,370 MWh

Wind28.3% · 9,575 MWh

Coal22.3% · 7,571 MWh

Utility solar2.1% · 723 MWh

Other scheduled generation1.9% · 649 MWh

Questions for the decision

What operating or market conditions coincided with this observation?
Was the value repeated, reversed or exceeded in the following days?
Which flexible resources, constraints or settlement exposures matter for the decision at hand?

Source trail

The measurement and context series are retained from the named primary operator or source release. Calculated shares and comparisons preserve the source boundary stated in the underlying Solar Analytica record.

https://data.wa.aemo.com.au/datafiles/estimated-dpv-csv/distributed-pv-new-2024.csv

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