❓ Mr. Johnston asks about the percentage of renewable energy contribution to the SWIS electricity generation, differentiated by contestable and non-contestable markets, for the period 2008/09 to 2015/16. The answer states that this differentiation is not available and refers to AEMO's website for total renewable energy generation data.
AnsweredQoN 5350Legislative Assembly
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(1) What percentage did renewable energy contribute to the total electricity generated in the South West Integrated System (SWIS) in the non-contestable market in: (a) 2008/09; (b) 2009/10; (c) 2010/11; (d) 2011/12; (e) 2012/13; (f) 2013/14; (g) 2014/15; and (h) 2015/16? (2) What percentage did renewable energy contribute to the total electricity generated in the South West Integrated System (SWIS) in the contestable market in: (a) 2008/09; (b) 2009/10; (c) 2010/11; (d) 2011/12; (e) 2012/13; (f) 2013/14; (g) 2014/15; and (h) 2015/16?
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Answered
10 May 2016
Responded by
Minister for Energy
Response time
35 days
(1)-(2) This information is not differentiated between contestable and non-contestable customers. Retailers often obtain energy from a mix of sources to supply contestable and non-contestable customers.
Information on total renewable energy generated in the SWIS can be found on AEMO's website.
Information on total renewable energy generated in the SWIS can be found on AEMO's website.
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