Transforming Tasmania’s power system into the ‘Battery of the Nation’

  • C. Potter and P. Williams
  • Vol. 26 - Issue 4, 2019

By increasing the interconnection between Tasmania and Australia’s national electricity market and increasing cross-regional resource sharing, the power system operations can be optimized. The Battery of the Nation initiative, described here, aims particularly to take advantage of Tasmania’s latent potential in existing hydropower stations.

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