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Wholesale price forecasts >>
Published quarterly, our Australian Electricity Outlook (AEO) provides 25-year wholesale electricity price forecasts for every NEM region (NSW, VIC, QLD, SA, TAS), and a detailed view of changes in regional emissions intensity.
- Regional price forecasts – Price forecast for each NEM region over 16-quarters and 25-year horizons
- AEMO ISP scenarios– Modelling includes AEMO’s Integrated System Plan scenarios (Slow Change, Progressive Change, Step Change) plus our Current Pathway view of market development
- Generation capacity modelling – Coal retirements, gas transitions, renewable additions, and battery storage deployment by region and technology
- Investment & PPA databases – Renewable project pipeline, voluntary demand commitments, and PPA tracking across the corporate segment
NEM emissions intensity >>
As mandatory Scope 2 reporting requirements expand under NGER, ASRS, and voluntary frameworks, accurate NEM emissions intensity data is essential for Australia’s largest electricity consumers.
- Emissions intensity by region – Historical and forecast tCO₂-e/MWh for every NEM region, underpinned by detailed modelling of coal retirements, gas transition, and renewable capacity growth
- Scenario pathways – Emissions trajectories under AEMO ISP scenarios, and our Current Pathway, to stress-test net-zero commitments
- Total NEM emissions – Absolute emissions forecasts by region for carbon accounting and NGER reporting
Our emissions intensity data is used by Australia’s largest electricity consumers to calculate Scope 2 emissions for NGER, CDP, and voluntary sustainability disclosures.
Certificate pricing >>
Daily pricing, traded market data, and forward curves for Australia’s renewable energy certificate (REC) markets, inlcuding LGCs, STCs and the transition to Renewable Energy Guarantee of Origin units (REGOs).
- Daily certificate prices – Spot and forward price curves, including traded volumes, and full trade history reported via our daily Survey Panel process (IOSCO-certified).
- Trade log – Daily spot and derivatives reported trades for LGCs and REGOs
- Forward curves – Daily forward prices by tenor (CAL26, CAL27 etc.)
- Derivatives settlements – Detailed breakdown by settlement
- Extended analytics – Rolling averages, seasonality, volatility, bid-ask spreads, market at close
Analysis and Outlooks >>
Our quarterly Australian Electricity Outlook (AEO) and Renewable Energy Market Outlook (REMO) provide in-depth analysis of NEM wholesale prices, renewable certificate markets, and renewable generation investment trends.
- Renewable Energy Market Outlook (REMO) – Quarterly outlook for LGC and REGO certificate markets, covering renewable project pipeline, 2030-35 target compliance, and the LGC-to-REGO transition.
- Scenario analysis – Access our in-house Central Case view of market development, and our alternative H/M/L pathways based on policy and market sensitivities.
- REGO demand scenarios – Forecasts for REGO demand driven by industrial electrification, corporate procurement, green hydrogen projects, and mandatory reporting requirements.
- Post-2030 scenario analysis – Long-term renewable investment pathways under Central Case, Accelerated, and Delayed scenarios, with policy and demand sensitivities.
Access to our Team >>
Direct access to our research team is included with our services, giving you a clear line of sight into our modelling, recent market activity, price formation, and key policy developments. Use the ‘Ask an Analyst’ chat in the EnergyIQ platform, or contact us for a briefing.
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