RepuTex EnergyIQ is used by over 150 subscription customers across Australia and Asia, among them the most active carbon and power market traders, high emitting companies, large energy users, project developers, investors, and state & federal policymakers.

Whether you are just starting your journey to net-zero emissions, or seeking more in-depth market analysis, our EnergyIQ platform is the only tool you need to help you understand where the market is today, where it is going, and how you fit in.

Learn more about our service plans and deliverables below.

As companies of all sizes commit to net-zero emissions, and begin to determine the role of carbon offsets to meet their emissions reduction goals, our Carbon Offset Price Service provides transparent pricing of international and Australian voluntary carbon credits, helping decision makers to understand both the price of different units, and the key issues impacting procurement – such as offset integrity, the use of emissions removal- versus avoidance-based units, and the most suitable way to enter the market. Deliverables include:

• Daily spot price assessments for Australian and international carbon offset units, including Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) and Large-scale generation certificates (LGCs), plus international Gold Standard (VERs), Verra (VCS), and global benchmark price assessments.
• Breakdowns of carbon offset prices by unit type and technology, including GHG emissions avoidance (renewable energy, energy efficiency, industrial emissions reductions), nature-based sequestration/removals, and technology based sequestration (e.g. direct air capture, carbon capture and storage, etc).
• Access to our regular articles, briefings, and market updates, including our Carbon Market Weekly, discussing latest offset price dynamics (Australia and international), price drivers, and key policy developments impacting the market.
• Open access to the observations and experience of our analysts.

Our Carbon Intelligence service represents the most complete data and analysis package available for Australian carbon market participants, providing in-depth coverage of daily carbon spot prices, critical market data, and our long-term price forecasts. Deliverables include:

• Daily spot price assessments for Australian and international offset units.
• Proprietary carbon price forecasts, including scenarios for the scale-up of demand to meet Australia’s net-zero obligations under the Paris Agreement, and the role of policy levers under the Commonwealth’s Safeguard Mechanism, such as declining emissions baselines, and Safeguard Mechanism Credits (SMCs).
• Fundamental data to help you understand the drivers of future price movements, such as supply-demand, marginal abatement costs, and long-run carbon offset availability
• Commentaries, briefings and publications that analyse forecast expectations, including our flagship Carbon Quarterly Market Outlook
• Insights and views on how the markets will move depending on different outcomes and developments in regulatory policy; and
• Open access to the observations and experience of our analysts.

RepuTex wholesale electricity and LGC price forecasts are packaged into our Australian Electricity Outlook (AEO), which provides a quarterly outlook for price development in each region of the National Electricity Market (NEM) over both medium-term (four years) and long-term horizons (20 years). Deliverables include:

• an outlook for wholesale electricity prices for each region of the NEM (NSW, QLD, SA, TAS, VIC), over medium- (quarterly average prices for the next 16 quarters) and long-term horizons (annual average prices to 2040);
• an outlook for annual average LGC prices to 2030 including the potential interaction with forward Australian Carbon Credit Unit (ACCU) prices;
• forecasts for market outcomes, such as change in capacity and generation mix;
• detailed discussion of important input assumptions; and
• analysis of the major factors impacting the market in the forecast period.

The AEO publishes a Central Case for electricity price development in line with RepuTex’s view of the current transition of the energy industry, along with an Alternative Case, based on AEMO’s “Step Change” scenario, accounting for faster technological improvements and more aggresive action on climate change in line with a “well below 2°C” Paris climate commitment.