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Queensland heatwave sets new power demand record

QUEENSLAND on Monday broke its highest ever power demand level on record by 1356MW, clocking in a new record of 11,400MW at 2pm AEST.

Jonathon Davidson

File photo: Brisbane, QLD

File photo: Brisbane, QLD

The state again broke its previous 10,044MW record today at 1pm AEST at 10,737MW; but failed to reach the level of demand seen on Monday. Queensland minister for energy Mick de Brenni's office tipped...

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