The Beaconsfield West Substation redevelopment is a $144 million investment to secure Sydney’s inner metropolitan area and central business district power supply for the future.
A number of upgrades are planned for our communications network, one of the largest in Australia.
TransGrid is planning to construct a 215km 330kV link between TransGrid's existing substation near Bonshaw and Lismore.
In order to meet the growing reliability and energy needs
of the area, TransGrid and Country Energy have been
progressively upgrading the region’s electricity supply
system including a recent project to re-build TransGrid’s
substation at Glen Innes.
To increase the capacity of the electricity supply to Port Macquarie, TransGrid has commenced construction of a 132,000 volt line between Kempsey and Port Macquarie. The estimated cost of this project is $28 million.
TransGrid is now finalising its proposal to construct a 132kV transmission line connecting the existing electricity substations at Manildra and Parkes.
TransGrid is upgrading its existing Orange substation and building a new switching station in the area
Part of TransGrid's mandate is to ensure that all our substations are kept at and beyond world reliability standards.
The ACT Second Supply Project is an $80 million investment to secure a second bulk power supply to the ACT.
To meet increasing electricity demand, TransGrid is proposing to upgrade the electricity supply to the Lower Mid-North Coast region, between Tomago and Stroud Road.