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Queensland’s gas and coal-fired power stations have most outages in the country, report finds – ABC News
A report on Australia’s gas and coal-fired power stations shows Queensland accounts for 41 per cent of the country’s power plant outages — the highest in Australia.
A report on Australia’s gas and coal-fired power stations shows Queensland’s power stations account for 41 per cent of the country’s power plant outages.
Key points:
- Queensland’s newest “supercritical” power plants are the least reliable stations, report finds
- The Kogan Creek station is the most unreliable power unit in the electricity market
- The findings raise questions about whether coal is the most suitable energy resource
Canberra-based think-tank The A…
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