❓ Mr Trenorden inquires about funding for upgrading the Narrogin to Beverley power line. The answer details specific projects and funding allocations for improving power supply to Beverley via York, including capacitor installations and line upgrades.
AnsweredQoN 894Legislative Assembly
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(1) What amount of funds will be committed to upgrade the Narrogin to Beverley power line?
(2) When will these funds be available?
(2) When will these funds be available?
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Answered
16 October 2001
Responded by
Minister for Energy
Response time
55 days
The town of Beverley is fed from the Northern Substation via the York Feeder. Western Power recently commissioned one 500kVA capacitor at York townsite and will install a second by December 31, 2001. These capacitors, which together cost $50,000, will improve voltage on the feeder to Beverley. A further $125,000 will be spent on installing a three-phase regulator on the York - Beverley line by December 31 2001. The following year, Western Power will spend $600,000 upgrading to 33kV the line between Northam and York. 2) Funds, totalling $705,000, are available during the current financial year. A further $600,000 will be available in the 2002/03 financial year.
A further $125,000 will be spent on installing a three-phase regulator on the York - Beverley line by December 31 2001. The following year, Western Power will spend $600,000 upgrading to 33kV the line between Northam and York. 2) Funds, totalling $705,000, are available during the current financial year. A further $600,000 will be available in the 2002/03 financial year.
2) Funds, totalling $705,000, are available during the current financial year. A further $600,000 will be available in the 2002/03 financial year.
A further $125,000 will be spent on installing a three-phase regulator on the York - Beverley line by December 31 2001. The following year, Western Power will spend $600,000 upgrading to 33kV the line between Northam and York. 2) Funds, totalling $705,000, are available during the current financial year. A further $600,000 will be available in the 2002/03 financial year.
2) Funds, totalling $705,000, are available during the current financial year. A further $600,000 will be available in the 2002/03 financial year.
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