AusNet Services have published this case study detailing embedded generation at the Traralgon Power Station. The case study looks at the replacement of a single transformer at the Traralgon Power Station with the project to begin in August 2012 and end in March 2017. The delivery of EG close to customer loads in Traralgon and at other locations across AusNet Services’ distribution network will:
secure power reliability on high demand days;
help defer the need for upgrading and expanding transmission and distribution networks;
reduce the cost of line losses typically associated with remotely located power plants;
reduce the carbon intensity of Australia’s electricity sector; and
help reduce the overall cost of electricity to customers and businesses.
AusNet Services have released a report outlining their ongoing Demand Side Engagement Strategy. The report outlines AusNet’s history of non-network demand management and investigates process for potential non-network options. The objectives outlined in the executive summary state that the strategy…
AusNet Services has published this case study on commercial and industrial customer demand response. The case study details a medium sized poultry farming business in the North of Victoria. The business owner had a 24/7 requirement to keep conditions constant…
AusNet Services has published a case study profiling the Grid Energy Storage System (GESS) trial to explore the potential of using a large battery storage system to manage network peak demand and defer network upgrades. The GESS system is a…
Today Paul McArdle posted this article on WattClarity observing Queensland and Victorian demand over the past week. Paul commented on AusNet Services‘ Critical Peak Demand Tariff program and visualises the changes in demand for both Queensland and Victoria’s demand using…
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