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our network Redcliffs Broken Hill Buronga Balranald Deniliquin OPERATING SYSTEM VOLTAGES 500kV Transmission Lines 330kV Transmission Lines 220kV Transmission Lines 132kV Transmission Lines 66kV Transmission Lines 330kV Underground Cable Customer Exchange Point Interstate Exchange Point 500kV Substations 330kV Substations 220kV Substations 132kV Substations Griffith Darlington Point Coleambally Finley 4 About trAnsGrid > TransGrid annual reporT 2009 Yanco Murrumburrah Avon Dapto Marulan Wagga Yass Kangaroo Valley 132 Burrinjuck Uranquinty Tumut Wagga 330 Gadara Lower Tumut Canberra Capital Wind Farm Queanbeyan Jindera ANM Upper Tumut Wodonga Albury Hume Dederang Parkes Forbes Guthega Beryl Wellington Bayswater Molong Orange Cowra Murray Snowy Adit Munyang Panorama Cooma Moree Narrabri Gunnedah Tamworth 132 Muswellbrook Mt Piper 132 Mt Piper 330 Wallerawang Dumaresq Inverell Glen Innes Tamworth 330 Liddell INSET Bulli Creek Armidale Tenterfield Koolkhan Raleigh Nambucca Kempsey Port Macquarie Taree Mudgeeraba Lismore Coffs Harbour
65 connecTion poinTs To GeneraTors across THe sTaTe our network TransGrid’s network is made up of: > 12,445 kilometres of high-voltage overhead transmission line and underground cable operating at voltages up to 500kV. > 85 substations and switching stations. > 65 connection points to generators across the state. > 354 distributor and direct customer connection points. > 6 interconnectors to Victoria and Queensland’s transmission network. The energy delivered via TransGrid’s network is used by more than three million households and businesses in nsW and the acT, as well as users in other states. interconnections with other states give customers access to imported power during periods of high demand, which helps to promote market benefits through competitive pricing. TransGrid’s head office is based in sydney’s cbd and we operate at various sites around nsW, including Horsley park, orange, Wagga Wagga, yass, Tamworth and newcastle. 12,445km HiGH VolTaGe oVerHead TransMission lines + underGround cablinG 354 disTribuTor and direcT cusToMer connecTion poinTs Wallerawang Regentville Bayswater Kemps Creek Ingleburn Yass Avon Vineyard INSET Sydney West Liverpool Sydney North Sydney South Dapto 85 subsTaTions + sWiTcHinG sTaTions 6 inTerconnecTors To VicToria + Queensland’s TransMission neTWorks Sydney East Haymarket Beaconsfield West Liddell Newcastle Tuggerah Eraring Vales Point Munmorah Waratah West Tomago TransGrid annual reporT 2009 > About trAnsGrid 5 OPE
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2008/09 financials Contents 73 inCo
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