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ERCOT power markets long-term outlook: Charting the likely energy transition path - the 'Federal Carbon' case
Power market Transition will determine pace of energy market transition
$10,800.00
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The Global Energy Transition (GET), now under way, will move energy markets from the "Age of Oil & Gas" to the "Age of Power & Renewables". The pace of transition, in large part, is now leveraged to technology costs and the ability of power markets to incorporate emerging technologies like storage, electric vehicles on top of a rapid increase in renewables saturation.What's included
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Mt Thorley is a medium sized thermal and semi-soft coking coal open cut mine in the Hunter Valley of New South Wales. Mt Thorley shares equipment and infrastructure with Yancoal's majority owned Warkworth mine, which is located adjacent to the mine. Both mines are run as an integrated operation. Yancoal acquired its interest in Mt Thorley following the acquisition of Coal & Allied from Rio Tinto in 2017. For a separate analysis on the underground project, please refer to the Mt Thorley (Underground) asset report.What's included
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Can automation repeat its iron ore success with coal?
We evaluate potential cost savings of using autonomous trucks within the Australian coal sector, against the backdrop of iron ore's success.
$1,100.00
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The move towards automation within the Australian coal sector has been slow compared with its counterparts in the iron ore sector, where the use of autonomous vehicles has increased significantly over the past decade. We estimate that 186 autonomous trucks were in use in Australia's iron ore industry towards the end of 2017, accounting for 15% of total material moved. In this insight we evaluate the possible cost savings when using autonomous haulage in the coal sector, against the backdrop of iron ore's success. We also cover the pros and cons of driverless trucks, and summarise automation across Australia's iron ore and coal industries.What's included
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