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What is the transmission voltage of the Australian national grid?
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Several voltages are used in the interconnected transmission systems that make up the Australian National Electricity Market:
- Queensland and South Australia are predominantly 275 kV
- NSW is mainly 330 kV
- Victoria has a mix of 500, 330 and 220 kV
For more information see the Related link shown below: 'The national grid in Australia as is run by AEMO, the Australian Energy Market Operator', which includes a map.
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What is the voltage of the Australian national grid?
Several voltages are used in the interconnected transmission systems that make up the Australian National Electricity Market:Queensland and South Australia are predominantly 275 kVNSW is mainly 330 kVVictoria has a mix of 500, 330 and 220 kVFor more information see the Related link shown below: 'The national grid in Australia as is run by AEMO, the Australian Energy Market Operator', which includes a map.
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