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Our Distribution Annual Planning Reports
This consultation was for stakeholders interested in the detail of our plans for electricity networks across Queensland and is now closed.
The consultation gave proponents for demand-side or non-network solutions, market participants, developers or planners in our local councils and others the chance to provide feedback.
We see our role as energising Queensland communities, so we really appreciate your feedback. We made a range of improvements to the reports, including introducing summary documents which can be found on the links below, to help make our Distribution Annual Planning Reports be as useful as possible to you.
The challenges, risks and the future demand on the network
Our network planning and forecasting methodologies
Emerging network limitations and the solutions proposed
Our demand management activities
Our approach to asset life-cycle maintenance
Details about reliability and quality of supply
Other information on metering and our technology investment.
How can we improve our efforts here?
If you have any other feedback, or would like to ask us a question, we are keen to get your views via email.
Our Distribution Annual Planning Reports
This consultation was for stakeholders interested in the detail of our plans for electricity networks across Queensland and is now closed.
The consultation gave proponents for demand-side or non-network solutions, market participants, developers or planners in our local councils and others the chance to provide feedback.
We see our role as energising Queensland communities, so we really appreciate your feedback. We made a range of improvements to the reports, including introducing summary documents which can be found on the links below, to help make our Distribution Annual Planning Reports be as useful as possible to you.
