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September delivers record high renewable share on NEM, new low for coal – RenewEconomy
Renewables reach 30% of main grid in September – the first time for a whole month above this level – and 66% in South Australia as coal and gas hit new lows.
September 2020 has gone down in history as the first month on Australia’s National Electricity Market with a more than 30% share of electricity coming from renewables, according to a series of charts posted on Twitter on Thursday.
In NEM stats shared here by Windlab’s David Osmond and then re-tweeted with some added detail by energy analyst Simon Holmes à Court, total renewable electricity share reached 30.4% across in September, while both wind and solar notched up new monthly supply records,…
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