Distribution Annual Planning Report
Find out how we are planning the electricity network of the future in our Distribution Annual Planning Report (DAPR) (PDF 4.7 mb).
What this report covers
The DAPR covers a five year period from 2018-19 to 2022-23 and outlines our strategies and plans for regional Queensland.
In particular the DAPR and supporting information below include:
- Planning for subtransmission and distribution network growth
- Asset repair and replacement planning
- Planning for future demand on the network
- Capacity and load forecasts by region
- Current and future limitations on our subtransmission and distribution networks
- Possible solutions for network limitations.
Please click on the image to open the DAPR report.
How information is presented
The full report can be downloaded as a PDF document (links above). Our load forecasts, capacity data and detailed information on existing network limitations and proposed solutions are available to download as MS Excel (xlsx.) files. Other file formats available on request, just email us your requirements.
Disclaimer
Our DAPR is prepared and made available solely for information purposes and should not be taken as a recommendation in respect of any possible investment. This report was up-to-date when it was published, but details will change over time due to legislative, policy and other developments.
If you have any questions, comments or feedback about how we could improve our DAPR, please let us know by email.
Network limitations map
This interactive map shows where our network is forecast to become constrained. To view the map, click on the link below and its also linked within the DAPR document.
Network forecasts
The following forecasts are linked within the DAPR document and within the interactive limitations map. They are provided here for quick reference and download.
| Documents | Published |
|---|---|
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Substation Forecasts (MS Excel Document, 2.3 MB)
Detailed capacity and load forecasts for substations for both summer and winter for 2018-19 to 2022-23 period. |
20 Dec 2018 |
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Sub-transmission Feeder Forecasts (MS Excel Document, 433.1 KB)
Subtransmission line capacity and load forecasts for summer for 2018-19 to 2022-23 period. |
20 Dec 2018 |
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Transmission Connection Point Forecasts (MS Excel Document, 72.6 KB)
Detailed load forecasts for transmission connection points for both summer and winter for 2018-19 to 2022-23 period. |
20 Dec 2018 |
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Distribution Feeder Limitations and Committed Solutions (MS Excel Document, 16.1 MB)
Primary distribution feeders which are currently overloaded or forecast to experience an overload in the next two years. |
20 Dec 2018 |
Network limitations and proposed solutions
Limitations and proposed solutions in the Distribution System Limitation Template (DAPR Template).
| Documents | Published |
|---|---|
| Substations Limitations and Proposed Solutions (MS Excel Document, 27.6 MB) | 20 Dec 2018 |
| Sub-transmission Feeders Limitations and Proposed Solutions (MS Excel Document, 6.0 MB) | 20 Dec 2018 |
Substation committed projects
| Documents | Published |
|---|---|
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Substation Limitations and Committed Solutions (MS Excel Document, 20.1 KB)
Committed substation projects with direct costs expected to be >$1 million, and expected to be commissioned during the 2018-19 to 2022-23 period. |
20 Dec 2018 |
Substation asset replacement projects
| Documents | Published |
|---|---|
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Asset Replacement Projects (MS Excel Document, 21.7 KB)
Proposed and committed substation asset replacement projects with direct costs expected to be >$200,000 and commissioned during the 2018-19 to 2022-23 period. |
20 Dec 2018 |
Previous reports
View our past Distribution Annual Planning Reports.
If you have an enquiry about any of our Distribution Annual Planning Reports, please email us.
Further information
Annual fault studies
The 2019 Annual Fault Study Summary Report (XLSX 805.3 kb) provides the subtransient fault levels and the corresponding sequence components for our substations.
Demand Management Incentive Map
In some areas of network constraint, financial incentives are available to eligible customers to reduce electricity usage at peak demand times. Demand management incentive programs help to reduce peak demand, deferring costly network infrastructure upgrades to help minimise electricity price increases for everyone.
You can see where we have cashback incentives available now and within the next two years by searching by our Demand Management Incentive Map.
