Mohsin
Ali

Energy Market Intelligence Manager

Mobile: 0497 704 142
Email: m.ali@cornwall-insight.com.au

Mohsin is the Energy Market Intelligence Manager at Cornwall Insight Australia. An energy all-rounder, Mohsin has over 20 years of significant experience across many facets of the energy industry. He has worked in retail pricing and analytical roles for New Zealand and Australian energy retailers. He has also worked at energy consultancies, focusing on providing energy market advice and management for large commercial and industrial users. Mohsin also has management experience, focusing on leading teams and project management. He was a Victorian finalist for the Australian Institute of Management’s “Manager of the Year” award in 2015.

Mohsin’s team delivers subscription services for Cornwall Insight Australia’s growing customer base. Subscription services provide succinct and relevant information on the regulatory and market changes that shape the energy market, allowing stakeholders and investors to make better-informed decisions.

Mohsin Ali

Latest thinking

Announcement

Capacity Investment Scheme boosted from 6GW to 32GW

From Cornwall Insight Australia's Energy Market Alerts service Last Friday, the Commonwealth announced a major boost to the Capacity Investment Scheme, with the scheme now expected to deliver 32GW (combination of 9GW firming capacity and 23GW renewable generation) – up from 6GW. Cornwall Insight Australia has released an Energy Market...

Announcement

What are Australia’s emissions reduction targets?

From Cornwall Insight Australia's Energy Market Alerts service Energy laws have now been amended to incorporate an emissions reduction objective alongside the other objectives. The list of targets that the market bodies will need to consider is listed in a separately published Targets Statement. The targets currently listed cover both...

Announcement

Energy prices tumble in October

From Cornwall Insight Australia’s NEM Market Analysis report With over 700 GWh of rooftop PV added to the NEM since October last year, records were again set in NEM minimum demands along with a high instantaneous renewable penetration within the grid of 71.4%. Once again, the month’s main story was...

Announcement

Emissions intensity drops for October 2023

From Cornwall Insight Australia’s NEM Market Analysis report This October saw a 12.6% reduction in total emissions (accounting for -1.18 Mt CO2-e reduction) as solar and wind generation has increased significantly. The reduction in emissions may continue with the arrival of Fly Creek and Rye Park wind farms expected soon...

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Latest Marginal Loss Factor (MLF) forecasts

Cornwall Insight Australia recently launched our Marginal loss factor (MLF) curve subscription insight service. The MLF curve provides future projections of MLF throughout the NEM, allowing clients to be better informed of likely MLF trajectories for both current projects and be able to benchmark MLFs for projects under development. The...

Regulation and policy

Australian policy and regulation update

Strategic overview: The course of Australian energy policy and regulation would inevitably alter following the change in Federal Government in May last year. Since then, the state and Federal governments have become aligned on energy policy, largely removing energy as a perennial football in Australian politics. The alignment manifests in...

Regulation and policy

Free Energy market alert | Last night’s Federal budget

The Federal Budget released yesterday (9 May 2023) is the first full-year budget from the new Labor Federal Government. Like the mini-budget released last October, the budget signals the new Government’s intertwining climate change and energy ambitions. Cornwall Insight Australia has released a concise Energy Market Alert on the budget,...

Regulation and policy

Global shocks but energy transition powers ahead – 2022 year in review

It goes without saying that 2022 has been a tumultuous year for energy worldwide, and Australia was no exception. The unprecedented suspension of the NEM in June 2022 exposed fragility in Australia’s energy market, which could not withstand the shock of high energy commodity prices caused by the Russian invasion...