Rule-change means Queensland needs new generation, by 2013-2041

Queensland  electricity Table 1Supply-demand outlook overview, 2012/13-2019/20 Table 1Supply-demand outlook overview, 2012/13-2019/20

First 6 of 6 paragraphs shown  The 2010 supply-demand outlook of the 2010 Electricity Statement Of Opportunities for the National Electricity Market, released 1 September shows at medium economic growth, Queensland was the first region expected to require new investment in 2013/141.
 Caused by rule-change: This change in the low reserve condition (LRC) point, from 2014/15 in 2009, was due to;
 -  an increase in the Queensland minimum reserve level (MRL); and
 -  a decrease in forecast available capacity. In particular, capacity reduction results from the progressive retirement of Swanbank B by 2012/13.

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Article in: [EWN Publishing][Electricity Week][Generation Technology][Electricity QLD]
Article Tags: [ Energy - Electricity ][ Generation Technology ]


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