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How often was the Mill Creek–Ridge Road line near its rating last spring?

On 61 of 91 spring afternoons it ran above 90% of its rating.

Most of that was between 11:00 and 15:00, when the solar farms along it were exporting, and it held them back by about a tenth of their output.

Derived from AEMO's published data, and the line's rating is Modelled. Each figure links to its source.

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A battery at Mill Creek, for a client, in five steps.

From the client's question to a study they can check, all in supagrid.

  1. 01

    The client's question

    A client asks whether a 100 MW battery at Mill Creek, with two hours of storage, would pay. Mill Creek has 160 MW of headroom.

  2. 02

    Check the network

    The Mill Creek–Ridge Road line ran close to its rating on most spring afternoons, so a battery there can charge on what the line can't carry.

  3. 03

    Add the battery and rerun

    Rerun last year with it. It would have earned $11.80m from discharging, over 290 cycles.

  4. 04

    The return

    With build costs from the cost book it returns 10.2%, and covers its debt 1.35 times in its tightest year.

  5. 05

    Cite every number

    Each figure in the study carries its source and how it was made, so the client can check it.

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