Why this project exists
Public energy data is useful, but finding the right files and understanding their definitions takes time. AusEnergyData brings selected datasets together with clear charts, free downloads and source-linked explanations.
The free foundation includes regional electricity prices, an MLF directory, renewable-energy summaries, negative-price indicators, a worked historical price example and monthly wholesale gas history and separate quarterly snapshots. A DLF directory covers FY 2025–26 and FY 2026–27, with network, state and record-type filters, source-cell details and CSV downloads.
Data coverage and source register
Sources and independence
The current datasets use public AEMO material. Each dataset links to its source, coverage, methodology and limitations. Original sources retain their own copyright and reuse conditions; presenting their data here does not transfer ownership to Steve Fan.
This is a personal project, not an official publication or a service affiliated with or endorsed by AEMO, AER, any employer or another energy-market organisation. Figures are historical general information, not personalised trading, investment or procurement advice.
Data quality and corrections
Dates, definitions and source versions matter. Use the linked source and methodology when checking a value. A checksum identifies a retained file or dataset; it does not guarantee that the underlying figures are error-free. When documenting a discrepancy, retain the dataset name, market or unit, period, displayed value and source reference.
A possible commercial future
Future professional tools could include documented analysis templates or a more complete Solar PPA model, if users demonstrate a clear need and source permissions support the intended use. These are ideas to validate, not products currently for sale.