I. Introduction
In recent years, with the rapidly growing awareness and adoption of solar PV installations on household roofs across Australia, it has led to having an increase of renewable power cheaply available throughout the daytime [1]. However, the major challenge that comes with the great adoption of solar generation is the surging electricity prices during the evening peak-consumption times. This is caused by the absence of solar generation in the evenings when people are typically coming home and turning on air-conditioning and cooking appliances, creating a 24 hour load graph phenomenon known as a “duck curve”.