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nowy Hydro is
preparing for an El Nino dry that will extend well into 2016 by slashing power
generation as it harbours its water reserves to avoid prospective shortages it
encountered in the previous big dry a decade ago.
"Our forecasts are telling us the El Nino will extend
well into next autumn and more recently it has been extended – month by month –
into winter," Snowy Hydro managing director Paul Broad said.
For keen skiers, a prolonged lack of precipitation may
signal a poor start to the 2016 winter season but, for large power users the
prospect of unseasonably low rainfall over the next six months or so, it may
point to increased volatility along with higher wholesale power prices heading
into 2016.
Read The Age story
by Brian Robins - “Forecast El Nino dry forces Snowy Hydro to harbour water”.
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