❓ Question seeks information on the Minister's commitment to Stand Alone Power Systems (SPS) in the Mid West and the selection criteria for nominating customers. The answer details Western Power's assessment process for SPS suitability.
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(1) What is the Minister’s ongoing commitment to Stand Alone Power Systems in the Mid West ? (2) Please detail the selection criteria when nominating customers for Stand Alone Power systems?
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Answered
3 August 2021
Responded by
Minister for Energy
Response time
1 days
Once sites have been identified, Western Power works with potential customers to understand the technical feasibility and suitability of their properties for SPS deployment. This means understanding how they use power, including: a. seasonal requirements such as shearing; b.the type of equipment used on site; c. transient workers living on site for periods of time; and d. property extensions such as new sheds being built, or cool rooms being installed.
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