Electricity Supply Industry Regulations 2018
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Regulation 6
1. For the hydro-electric power stations that the AEMO-registered electricity entity operates under a licence authorising the generation of electricity using hydro-electric generators –
(a) the amount of energy in storage in each headwater storage (expressed both in gigawatt hours and as a percentage of maximum storage capacity) as at a fixed time of the week determined by the AEMO-registered electricity entity (in this Schedule referred to as "the measurement time"); and
(b) whether, in the 24-hour period immediately before the measurement time, the amount of energy in storage in each headwater storage rose, fell or remained static; and
(c) the power stations that utilise the water from each headwater storage.
2. In item 1 –
energy in storage means the amount of energy that can potentially be generated from the volume of water stored in a headwater storage;
headwater storage means the following:
(a) Lake Augusta;
(b) Great Lake;
(c) Arthurs Lake;
(d) Lake St Clair;
(e) Lake King William;
(f) Lake Echo;
(g) Bronte Lagoon;
(h) Tungatinah Ponds (consisting of Bradys Lake, Lake Binney and Tungatinah Lagoon);
(i) Laughing Jack Lagoon;
(j) Lake Mackenzie;
(k) Lake Rowallan;
(l) Lake Pedder;
(m) Lake Gordon;
(n) Lake Murchison;
(o) Lake Mackintosh;
(p) Lake Burbury.