AEMO Transition Plan for System Security

Martyn Pearce, ChairmanElectric Energy Society of Australia (South Australian Chapter)Phone: 0450 692 901Email: martyn.k.pearce@gmail.com

Electric Energy Society of Australia (SA Chapter)

AEMO has released its first Transition Plan for System Security, an annual report which will be discussed through this presentation

Engineers Australia, South Australia Division

<h2><strong><strong>Registration:</strong></strong></h2><p>REGISTRATIONS STRICTLY CLOSE 6:00 pm ACST Monday 4 August 2025.</p><p></p><h2><strong><strong>Timing:</strong></strong></h2><p>This will be an in-person (Adelaide) event, with networking from 5:00pm and the presentation from 5:30pm - 6:30pm ACDT Tuesday 5 August 2025. The event will not be broadcast.</p><p></p><h2><strong><strong>Synopsis:</strong></strong></h2><p>AEMO has released its first Transition Plan for System Security, an annual report focussed on maintaining power system security as the National Electricity Market (NEM) shifts towards lower emissions.</p><p>This presentation describes AEMO’s new security framework plans to facilitate a secure transition to a low emissions energy system accommodating scenarios of large generator retirements and minimum system load events when high rooftop solar contributions coincide with low demand from the grid.</p><p></p><h2><strong><strong>Speaker:</strong></strong></h2><p><strong><strong>Jack Burgeimeister, AEMO Engineer, Operations</strong></strong></p><p>Jack is a forward-thinking engineer devoted to enabling Australia’s Energy Transition. With multiple years' experience in the Australian Energy Sector, Jack has co-delivered projects exceeding $25M to improve Australia’s energy transition. Jack graduated from the University of Adelaide with a first-class honours electrical engineering degree. He has spoken on multiple stages educating young engineers on energy career opportunities, – directly influencing hundreds of students. Jack is an Australian Power Institute Alumni and has since been awarded the University of Adelaide’s Future Talent Scholarship, for his vision and continuous commitment to the automation of the energy sector with Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.</p><p></p><h2>Free EESA Member Discount Code</h2><p>You may notice that the new EESA website automatically applies the member discounts to EESA event registrations when members are logged in. However, as the SA Chapter is hosting events with EventBrite, we have created these promo codes to apply member discounts when registering with EventBrite.</p><p>EESA members please enter your Promotional Code first at Ticket Box. This is a unique code generated for you with your name and membership number, with spaces and punctuation removed. Please use the following to work out your discount code using your last name (as entered into the last name field in your membership profile). The following examples apply for membership number 12345678 and various last names:</p><ul><li>Last name of "Bloggs" is BLOGGS12345678</li><li>Last name of "O'Bloggs" is OBLOGGS12345678</li><li>Last name of "B-C D'e Gg-Hh" is BCDEGGHH12345678</li></ul><p>EESA Members can find their member number on the EESA website when they login. For any further assistance working out your free access code please email sachapter.eesa@gmail.com</p><h2>FAQ's</h2><p>What is my member number?</p><ul><li>Login to the EESA website, and it'll tell you after a successful login. <a href="https://www.eesa.org.au/login" title="https://www.eesa.org.au/login" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">https://www.eesa.org.au/login</a> If you need help with login in, follow the prompts and advice with EESA and the contact form if necessary.</li></ul><p>Why is it saying my registration discount code has already been used?</p><ul><li>You've possibly already activated the discount code, and let the registration process time out. It only works once to avoid people sharing their discount codes, so please contact us (email above) for assistance to reactivate your code.</li></ul><p>How do I buy tickets for multiple people?</p><ul><li>Sorry, we don't allow bulk ticket purchases because we'd prefer people to register individually. This way, it gives the individuals attending the opportunity to remain connected with EESA on EventBrite, which any individual at any stage can unsubscribe from.</li></ul><p>Why is my member code not accepted, even though I'm a member?</p><ul><li>Sorry about this, there are few occurrences every presentation where this happens as there can be a small delay before we can see your membership in the database. Please contact us (email above) for help with this if required. Hopefully by the next SA Chapter event, your membership status will not only be activated but visible to the SA Chapter organisers creating your discount codes.</li><li>Be sure to read the above advice on working out what your discount code is very carefully. Thanks!</li></ul>

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