An end-to-end data platform concept for monitoring Australia's Renewable Energy Certificate (LGC / STC) shortfalls, built on real public register data from the Clean Energy Regulator.
Public-data demo: This independent learning project uses publicly available CER data only. It does not use or represent any employer's data, systems, confidential methods, or internal work.
Liable entities under Australia's Renewable Energy Target scheme, electricity retailers and large energy users, must surrender enough Large-scale Generation Certificates (LGCs) and Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs) each year to cover their obligations. When they fall short, a shortfall charge applies and the shortfall is recorded on the Clean Energy Regulator's public register. That register is published as a flat, biannual spreadsheet with no easy way to see who is falling short, how shortfalls trend over time, or which entities carry the largest outstanding balances, so regulators, analysts, and the liable entities themselves have no single place to monitor this compliance risk.
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Conceptual pipeline for turning the CER's published registers into governed, queryable analytics, this project implements the source ingestion and dashboard layers below using the real register data; the orchestration/AI layers illustrate the intended target design.
UML class diagram of the dimensional model, derived from the two source registers' actual published columns. Shared dimensions (liable_entity, assessment_year) link both fact classes.
Live figures computed directly from the CER's published LGC and STC shortfall registers (downloaded 2026-07-03).
Certificates still outstanding, by the year they were assessed.
Small-scale Technology Certificate shortfall since scheme start (2011).
Ask a question about the register data below, answered instantly by a rule-based engine running entirely in your browser against the real CER figures (no external AI call, so no API key or server involved).
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