Transgrid Energy Vision

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Transgrid recently published its Energy Vision for Australia’s electricity system, setting out how supporting the shift to clean energy and decarbonisation will supercharge the economy, create jobs and support affordable energy costs for consumers. Energy Vision is Transgrid’s blueprint for how the National Electricity Market (NEM) could evolve to enable Australia to become a global clean energy leader.

Underpinned by detailed scenario modelling developed in partnership with independent experts at the CSIRO, ClimateWorks Australia and The Brattle Group, Energy Vision explores six possible futures for our energy system over the next 30 years to 2050.

 


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  • Date: 02 Nov 2021
  • Time: 05:00 AM UTC to 06:00 AM UTC
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  • Starts 19 October 2021 04:05 AM UTC
  • Ends 02 November 2021 04:55 AM UTC
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KASIA KULBACKA, Executive Manager, Network Planning & Operations, Transgrid KASIA KULBACKA, Executive Manager, Network Planning & Operations, Transgrid of Trangrid

Kasia joined Transgrid in July 2021 after a career as a leader in the US power utility industry, where she focused on modernising assets and enabling the transition to a renewable and clean energy future. Within her 15-year tenure at National Grid, Boston she held senior leadership and executive roles within transmission network planning, asset management, transmission systems engineering, commercial services and aviation. BEng, MSc.

JESSE STEINFELD, Future Grid Planning Manager, Transgrid JESSE STEINFELD, Future Grid Planning Manager, Transgrid of Transgrid

Biography:

Jesse Steinfeld has more than a decade of experience supporting the transition to a clean energy future, as a senior renewable energy engineer, energy analyst and engineering, planning and project manager. His work with a diverse range of energy players includes developing Ausgrid’s Battery Virtual Power Plant project, designing an analytics platform for large-scale solar and founding energy analytics start-up, Buildings Alive. Jesse is currently supporting the long-term planning of the NSW transmission system, focusing on scenario planning, resilience to climate change and new technologies, such as synthetic inertia. BEng (Hon).

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