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New South Wales grid demand may vanish on spring afternoons by 2030s

Forcing billions in stabilisation and transmission upgrades as renewables surge

Nathan-Lee Abrahams

New South Wales grid demand may vanish on spring afternoons by 2030s

Credits: Transgrid

New South Wales (NSW) could see demand for electricity from the grid collapse to zero on mild spring afternoons as early as the next decade, grid owner Transgrid has warned, underscoring both the scale...

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