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  • This dataset provides locations of in-service, large-scale battery installations connected to the National Energy Market (NEM) power system in eastern and south-eastern Australia. Data compiled from the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO).

  • Document distribution and location of a variety of built infrastructure features, including: ports, power stations, electricity transmission lines and substations. <b>Value: </b>These locations are not authoritative or comprehensive, but represent a valuable resource for visualisation, decision support and planning activities. <b>Scope: </b>National dataset at resolution relevant for presentation of regional spatial data such as digital maps or regional decision making, ie., does not include many small scale or local distribution infrastructure types such as lines to houses.

  • A raster representation of distances to the nearest transmission line infrastructure, in 10km intervals.

  • This web map service provides visualisations of in-service, large-scale battery installations connected to the National Energy Market (NEM) power system in eastern and south-eastern Australia. Data compiled from the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO).

  • This web map service provides visualisations of in-service, large-scale battery installations connected to the National Energy Market (NEM) power system in eastern and south-eastern Australia. Data compiled from the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO).

  • <div>The National Electricity Infrastructure database presents the spatial locations of Major Power Stations, Electricity Transmission Substations and Electricity Transmission Lines within Australia; in point format for known major power stations and transmission substations, and line format for lines.</div>

  • A line representation of distances to the nearest transmission substation infrastructure, in 10km intervals.

  • The extensive electricity transmission network of Queensland is managed by Powerlink and has a significant exposure to both thunderstorms and tropical cyclones. In coastal North Queensland tropical cyclones (TC) dominate the severe wind hazard environment whereas in South East Queensland both storm types contribute significantly. Some parts of Powerlink’s network have high concentrations of older tower assets such as in the Gladstone region which supply electricity for the smelting and refining of aluminium. Other parts provide vital transmission links with limited redundancy between regions of generation in the south to large communities to the north, such as in far-North Queensland. These assets have been developed over many years, to design standards that have progressively changed, and some have been exposed to corrosive environments that are characteristic of the warm and humid coastal tropics. As a consequence of these factors, some assets within the system are particularly vulnerable to severe wind.

  • A line representation of distances to the nearest transmission line infrastructure, in 10km intervals.