New South Wales Government has declared TransGrid's Project EnergyConnect (PEC) as Critical State Significant Infrastructure (CSSI).
The proposed interconnector will run approximately 900km from Robertstown in South Australia to Wagga Wagga in NSW. PEC will provide energy security to South Australia (SA) and unlock new renewables generation in south-west NSW.
The interconnector will create a diversified supply path between SA and NSW, which will reduce the impact of outages in extreme weather.
TransGrid has engaged with the market to identify potential contracting partners to deliver the project. We are launching a formal process in the coming weeks and will receive tenders by early December 2019.
TransGrid has begun engaging communities along the corridor to begin preparing an EIS. All impacted landholders will be contacted directly. We look forward to engaging with many more communities and stakeholders on the design and impacts.
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